Professor David Schellenberg BSc MB BS DTM&H MRCP PhD

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My first degrees are in clinical science and medicine from the University of London, followed by a DTM&H from Liverpool, MRCP in London and PhD from the University of Barcelona, Spain. I was based at the Ifakara Health Institute, Tanzania, between 1995-2001 then again 2004-2007, working on various descriptive and intervention studies relating to child health, especially malaria. I joined the School in 2003 to help build the IPTi Consortium, before returning to Tanzania in 2004 to work on a large-scale evaluation of the effectiveness of IPTi. I've been based in London since the end of 2007.
Affiliation
Teaching
I supervise MSc (mainly PHDC), malaria study unit and PhD students, and lecture on the DTM&H, malaria study unit and various MSc courses.
Research
Since 2009 I've been Director of the ACT Consortium (www.actconsortium.org), answering key questions on malaria drug delivery. I am deputy director of the Malaria Capacity Development Consortium, which works to strengthen capacity for health research in Africa (www.mcdconsortium.org). I support the Malaria Vaccine Initiative in the clinical evaluation of RTSs, the most advanced malaria vaccine candidate (www.malariavaccine.org). I worked extensively on Intermittent Preventive malaria Treatment for the control of malaria and anaemia in Infants (IPTi) (www.ipti-malaria.org). Other interests include the evaluation of drug safety, the strengthening of health information systems, various methodological studies and micronutrient (iron and vitamin A) supplementation.
Research areas
- Child health
- Clinical trials
- Public health
Disciplines
- Epidemiology
Disease and Health Conditions
- Malaria
Regions
- Sub-Saharan Africa (developing only)
Countries
- Afghanistan
- Cambodia
- Cameroon
- Gabon
- Ghana
- India
- Kenya
- Malawi
- Mozambique
- Nigeria
- Senegal
- Tanzania
- Uganda
Other interests
- Access To Medicines
- Anaemia
- Cluster Randomised Trials
- Cohort Studies
- Community Based Treatment Of Fever
- Effectiveness Evaluations
- capacity building
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Selected publications
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A community-randomised evaluation of the effect of IPTi on anti-malarial drug resistance in southern Tanzania.
Pearce, R.J.; Ord, R.; Kaur, H.; Lupala, C.; Schellenberg, J.; Shirima, K.; Manzi, F.; Alonso, P.; Tanner, M.; Mshinda, H.; Roper, C.; Schellenberg, D.;
J Infect Dis, 2013; 207(5):848-59
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First results of phase 3 trial of RTS,S/AS01 malaria vaccine in African children.
Agnandji, S.T. ; Lell, B. ; Soulanoudjingar, S.S. ; Fernandes, J.F. ; Abossolo, B.P. ; Conzelmann, C. ; Methogo, B.G. ; Doucka, Y. ; Flamen, A. ; Mordmüller, B. ; Issifou, S. ; Kremsner, P.G. ; Sacarlal, J. ; Aide, P. ; Lanaspa, M. ; Aponte, J.J. ; Nhamuave, A. ; Quelhas, D. ; Bassat, Q. ; Mandjate, S. ; Macete, E. ; Alonso, P. ; Abdulla, S. ; Salim, N. ; Juma, O. ; Shomari, M. ; Shubis, K. ; Machera, F. ; Hamad, A.S. ; Minja, R. ; Mtoro, A. ; Sykes, A. ; Ahmed, S. ; Urassa, A.M. ; Ali, A.M. ; Mwangoka, G. ; Tanner, M. ; Tinto, H. ; D'Alessandro, U. ; Sorgho, H. ; Valea, I. ; Tahita, M.C. ; Kaboré, W. ; Ouédraogo, S. ; Sandrine, Y. ; Guiguemdé, R.T. ; Ouédraogo, J.B. ; Hamel, M.J. ; Kariuki, S. ; Odero, C. ; Oneko, M. ; Otieno, K. ; Awino, N. ; Omoto, J. ; Williamson, J. ; Muturi-Kioi, V. ; Laserson, K.F. ; Slutsker, L. ; Otieno, W. ; Otieno, L. ; Nekoye, O. ; Gondi, S. ; Otieno, A. ; Ogutu, B. ; Wasuna, R. ; Owira, V. ; Jones, D. ; Onyango, A.A. ; Njuguna, P. ; Chilengi, R. ; Akoo, P. ; Kerubo, C. ; Gitaka, J. ; Maingi, C. ; Lang, T. ; Olotu, A. ; Tsofa, B. ; Bejon, P. ; Peshu, N. ; Marsh, K. ; Owusu-Agyei, S. ; Asante, K.P. ; Osei-Kwakye, K. ; Boahen, O. ; Ayamba, S. ; Kayan, K. ; Owusu-Ofori, R. ; Dosoo, D. ; Asante, I. ; Adjei, G. ; Adjei, G. ; Chandramohan, D. ; Greenwood, B. ; Lusingu, J. ; Gesase, S. ; Malabeja, A. ; Abdul, O. ; Kilavo, H. ; Mahende, C. ; Liheluka, E. ; Lemnge, M. ; Theander, T. ; Drakeley, C. ; Ansong, D. ; Agbenyega, T. ; Adjei, S. ; Boateng, H.O. ; Rettig, T. ; Bawa, J. ; Sylverken, J. ; Sambian, D. ; Agyekum, A. ; Owusu, L. ; Martinson, F. ; Hoffman, I. ; Mvalo, T. ; Kamthunzi, P. ; Nkomo, R. ; Msika, A. ; Jumbe, A. ; Chome, N. ; Nyakuipa, D. ; Chintedza, J. ; Ballou, W.R. ; Bruls, M. ; Cohen, J. ; Guerra, Y. ; Jongert, E. ; Lapierre, D. ; Leach, A. ; Lievens, M. ; Ofori-Anyinam, O. ; Vekemans, J. ; Carter, T. ; Leboulleux, D. ; Loucq, C. ; Radford, A. ; Savarese, B. ; Schellenberg, D. ; Sillman, M. ; Vansadia, P. ; RTS,S Clinical Trials Partnership, . ;
N Engl J Med, 2011; 365(20):1863-75
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Age-patterns of malaria vary with severity, transmission intensity and seasonality in sub-saharan Africa: a systematic review and pooled analysis.
Carneiro, I.; Roca-Feltrer, A.; Griffin, J.T.; Smith, L.; Tanner, M.; Schellenberg, J.A.; Greenwood, B.; Schellenberg, D.;
PLoS One, 2010; 5(2):e8988
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Community effectiveness of intermittent preventive treatment for infants (IPTi) in rural southern Tanzania.
Armstrong Schellenberg, J.R.; Shirima, K.; Maokola, W.; Manzi, F.; Mrisho, M.; Mushi, A.; Mshinda, H.; Alonso, P.; Tanner, M.; Schellenberg, D.M.;
Am J Trop Med Hyg, 2010; 82(5):772-81
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Efficacy and safety of intermittent preventive treatment with sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine for malaria in African infants: a pooled analysis of six randomised, placebo-controlled trials
Aponte, J.J.; Schellenberg, D.; Egan, A.; Breckenridge, A.; Carneiro, I.; Critchley, J.; Danquah, I.; Dodoo, A.; Kobbe, R.; Lell, B.; May, J.; Premji, Z.; Sanz, S.; Sevene, E.; Soulaymani-Becheikh, R.; Winstanley, P.; Adjei, S.; Anemana, S.; Chandramohan, D.; Issifou, S.; Mockenhaupt, F.; Owusu-Agyei, S.; Greenwood, B.; Grobusch, M.P.; Kremsner, P.G.; MacEte, E.; Mshinda, H.; Newman, R.D.; Slutsker, L.; Tanner, M.; Alonso, P.; Menendez, C.
Lancet, 2009; 374(9700):1533-1542
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From strategy development to routine implementation: the cost of Intermittent Preventive Treatment in Infants for malaria control.
Manzi, F.; Hutton, G.; Schellenberg, J.; Tanner, M.; Alonso, P.; Mshinda, H.; Schellenberg, D.;
BMC Health Serv Res, 2008; 8:165
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The acceptability of intermittent preventive treatment of malaria in infants (IPTi) delivered through the expanded programme of immunization in southern Tanzania.
Pool, R.; Mushi, A.; Schellenberg, J.A.; Mrisho, M.; Alonso, P.; Montgomery, C.; Tanner, M.; Mshinda, H.; Schellenberg, D.;
Malar J, 2008; 7:213
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The use of personal digital assistants for data entry at the point of collection in a large household survey in southern Tanzania.
Shirima, K.; Mukasa, O.; Schellenberg, J.A.; Manzi, F.; John, D.; Mushi, A.; Mrisho, M.; Tanner, M.; Mshinda, H.; Schellenberg, D.;
Emerg Themes Epidemiol, 2007; 4:5
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