Elise De Vos

Elise De Vos is a Clinical Professor at the Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp in Belgium. Her research focuses on emerging infectious diseases, particularly mpox (monkeypox) outbreaks in sub-Saharan Africa and cholera epidemiology in Cameroon. She collaborates internationally on surveillance programs and outbreak investigations, with a strong emphasis on global health and tropical medicine. Key research interests include viral outbreak dynamics, immunological responses to infections, and improving public health surveillance systems in resource-limited settings.

Her recent work (2022-2025) includes high-impact studies in The Lancet and BMC Public Health, analyzing mpox transmission patterns in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Cameroon. She has contributed to understanding seroprevalence trends in Belgium and evaluating diagnostic tools for tuberculosis. Her collaborative networks span institutions like the University of Antwerp, Kinshasa University, and global health organizations.

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• Affiliations: Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp (primary)

Research trends show a focus on viral zoonoses, public health responses to emerging pathogens, and improving diagnostic accuracy for infectious diseases. Her articles frequently address both clinical and epidemiological aspects of outbreaks, with implications for public health policy.

No awards listed in provided content. Grants and advising details not explicitly mentioned, though extensive collaborative research suggests active grant-funded projects.