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EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC HEALTH & MEDICAL RESEARCH
PNGIMR conducts approved research on the effectiveness of medicines and advises
the Government of PNG on their suitability for Papua New Guinea
Our researchers access scientific books and journals in our library and online
PNGIMR studies infectious diseases in laboratories for bacteriology, virology,
molecular biology, immunology and entomology
PNGIMR conducts research into the causes of the major diseases in the country
PNGIMR's researchers and administrators stay up to date through an in-house
training program
PNGIMR's headquarters is in Goroka and we have offices and laboratories in
Madang, Port Moresby, Kokopo, Wewak, Maprik, and Alotau
CERVICAL CANCER PREVENTION & TREATMENT IN PNG
On International Women’s Day 2024, the DevPolicy Blog published an edited
extract from the 2024 Ruth Bishop Address by PNGIMR’s Research Fellow Dr Pamela
Toliman. PNGIMR is proud to reproduce Dr Toliman’s edited address here. I want
to start by saying four names — Josephine Toliman Rengkio, Immaculata Tolman
Kereku, Patricia Tolman, Ludwina Tolman Hanamo — four women, my aunts, who lost
their lives to cervical cancer.
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OUR RESEARCH
INFECTIONS & IMMUNITY
We conduct cross-disciplinary research on the most important infectious diseases
in PNG, focusing on respiratory and enteric infections.
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VECTOR BORNE DISEASES
We conduct studies in order to understand and find new methods to diagnose,
treat and prevent malaria, filariasis and other mosquito borne diseases.
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SURVEILLANCE & OUTBREAKS
Our Mission is to conduct policy-relevant clinical, laboratory, qualitative and
health systems research to improve the sexual and reproductive health of women
and men in Papua New Guinea.
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POPULATION HEALTH
The unit’s mission is to conduct multi- and inter-disciplinary research to
understand social changes and the determinants of population health, providing
evidence for policy development and guiding the country’s responses to emerging
population and health issues.
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WHAT’S NEW
* Cervical Cancer Prevention & Treatment in PNG
11 March 2024/
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* Ground breaking ceremony of Madang IMR Lab
10 June 2022/
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* COVID-19 awareness helps volunteers in Goroka to understand and provide
accurate information to their communities
23 November 2021/
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* PNGIMR’s Senior scientific officer delivers virtual training
18 November 2021/
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* Long lasting insecticidal nets in Papua New Guinea
29 April 2021/
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* PNG Institute of Medical Research- Headquarter, Homate Street, Goroka 441.
* Address:PO Box 60, Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province
* Phone:+675 5314200
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