18th Global Summit on Hematology and Infectious Diseases

Blood Disorders-2022

                                                     

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Scope of the conference

Benefits of the speaker:

• Accepted Abstracts will be published in PubMed, MEDLINE, ProQuest, SCOPUS, EBSCO, CAS, Hinari, Index Copernicus, Google Scholar, CIRUS, DOAJ indexed journals
• Each abstract will receive a DOI provided by CrossRef
• Global Exposure of your Research
• Networking with Experts across the globe
• Speaker and Abstract pages created in Google under your name will attract worldwide acknowledgment to your profile and research and it will be visible to 35K researchers across the globe

Benefits of Publishing:

Through Open Access publication, authors benefit in a number of ways:

• Standards of high-quality, rapid peer-review and production
• Enhances the visibility and presence of the author due to free dissemination and frequent citation
• Liberal licensing and re-use policy through Creative Commons license
• Easy and immediate Online access
• High Impact factor and chances of getting cited, thus enhancing the author′s API Index 

About Conference

The "18th Global Summit on Hematology and Infectious Diseases" will be placed on August 9–10, 2022, and will be accessible to participants worldwide via online mode.

Theme: Exploring recent outbreaks, advances & technologies in the treatment & research of Infectious Diseases during COVID-19

The "18th Global Blood Summit on Hematology and Infectious Diseases," which will be conducted on August 09–10, 2022 through online mode, is CME accredited. This follows the successful initiative of a number of hematology conferences around the world. The CME-accredited conference will include timely Keynote presentations, Oral talks, Poster displays, and Exhibitions and will be themed "Exploring contemporary outbreaks, developments & technology in treatment & research of Infectious Diseases."Hematology, COVID-19, Malaria, Microbial Diseases, Blood Disorders, Hematologic Oncology, Hematologic Disorders, Immunohematology, Blood Disorders: Diagnosis & Treatment, Clinical and Experimental Hematology, Hematopathology, Pediatric Hematology, Hematology Nursing, Stem Cell Research, and many other topics will be covered at the 18th annual CME-accredited Hematology and Infectious Diseases conference in 2022.

The study of blood and blood proteins, as well as their synthesis, use, and relationship to illnesses, bone marrow, and blood, is known as hematology. This conference's major goal is to bring together hematologists, medical professors, immunologists, pathologists, and researchers from many fields of science. Blood disorders can impair one or more blood components, which makes it impossible for the blood to perform its tasks. They could be acute or persistent.

By providing a virtual forum to all academics, researchers, business people, and scholars, Blood disorders-2022 will provide webinars. There will be a variety of webinars planned, and the scientific community will benefit from the ability to connect while remaining in their preferred location. Join the webinars we host to share your research and innovations with the world. Presenters at the Infection Control conference include known and active researchers, editors of prestigious refereed journals, and decision-makers in the fields of infectious diseases, microbiology, immunology, infection control, and prevention. The organizing committee for Blood Disorders-2022 also extends an invitation to Young Investigators at all stages of their careers to submit abstracts summarising their most recent scientific findings for presentation in oral and poster sessions.

CLIMATE CHANGE 2022

13th World Climate Change Conference 

Theme: Recent innovations and Emerging trends in climate change

Date: December 05-06, 2022 

Venue: Barcelona, Spain

Climate Refugee

Jesse Keenan, a researcher at Tulane University who focuses on how people move about and how we adjust to climate threats, was one of my initial contacts.

A.R. Siders and Mathew Hauer are two scholars who, together with Keenan, have been bringing attention to how the impending climate disaster will force people to relocate.

More people are unaware of the scale than you might think.

According to Keenan, this is comparable to the Great Dust Bowl and the subsequent migration. To completely estimate the scale of climate-induced migration, he added, "There are too many unknowns," but we do know that it is on the order of millions of people.

In the coming decades, the climate issue, according to the World Bank, might result in the internal displacement of more than 140 million people, and their estimate just takes a few places of the globe into account. According to Hauer's research, which was published in the journal Nature Climate Change, 13 million people are anticipated to be displaced in the US by 2100 due to the rise in sea levels alone (which does not take Tracy's position, fleeing fire, or other climate calamities like floods)

Cultural Genocide

Some people do not agree with this idea of Duluth as a climate haven.

There are worries in the community that property values will raise and that the town's pure water, plenty of parks, and reasonably priced housing won't be able to support thousands of new residents.

The nation's and state's traumatic colonial heritage makes things more challenging.

I discussed this notion with Karen Diver, a Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa member and a former Native American affairs advisor to President Obama.

The stakes could not be higher for her.

In order to prevent your climate solution from resulting in the cultural and spiritual annihilation of Indigenous people, she stated, "If you are going to come here, then you need to help us as Indigenous people."

"This is the Fond du Lac Band's treaty territory (of Lake Superior Chippewa). Again, we will be the ones who suffer the most from colonialism "She spoke.” These new colonizers will be moving into the region, but they won't be doing so because of anything the tribal people have done," the author says.

Diver clarified that it's not that she doesn't understand why people are relocating due to the climate catastrophe. She does this because she wants to prevent further deterioration of the natural resources that make northern Minnesota unique, as well as increasing marginalization (or eviction from their territory) of Indigenous people as a result of new migration.

"Can we still guarantee you pure water with 50,000 or 100,000 extra people if you're coming for the clean water?" She spoke. You know, don't kill what you love.

The mayor, Larson, informed me that the city has plans for sustainable expansion. She stated that while she is sensitive to Diver's worries, it is important to keep in mind that "this area has been occupied for generations," long before Duluth was a municipality.

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Source: https://edition.cnn.com/2021/04/12/opinions/climate-migration-in-america-california-duluth-sutter/index.html