ICMRDELHI - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

Several tweets discuss the need for data-driven approaches and massive scale-up of molecular testing for tuberculosis elimination. Other tweets highlight various initiatives and achievements of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), including partnerships with organizations for global access to assistive health technologies and Conclaves on rare conditions. There is also mention of joint discussions on ethical aspects of controlled human infection studies and the recognition of ICMR-NIRT scientist as a "Global TB Elimination Champion" by CDC. Some tweets express criticisms and requests for attention to specific issues.

Topic Modeling

1. Data driven approaches, massive scale up of molecular testing, nutritional status improvements, & behavioural interventions for alcoholism & smoking needed for #TB elimination
2. Lying on your face when there is evidence from across the world. Shills from @ICMRDELHI @PMOIndia Pls to note
3. India is well placed to scale innovations in tuberculosis diagnostics
4. A 'Mental Wellness Program' for uplifting the mental health of the staff was organized today @icmr_nims
5. Thanks 2 brilliant TB research team @THSTIFaridabad for organising a fantastic conference with stellar speakers.
6. Balram Bhargava, former DG of the @ICMRDELHI has said that there is no objective evidence to say that number of #cardiac events have risen dramatically after #Covid-19 vaccines used in India.
7. Recent work on fluorogenic adjuvant drug delivery
8. Discussion with scientists @TIFRScience @TIFRH_buzz on current public health challenges in India and how new technological tools can help answer some questions.
9. Senior scientist @kprabhdeep on completing one-year fellowship “The India leadership Journey"
10. CDC recognises ICMR-NIRT scientist as “Global TB Elimination Champion”
11. Meeting on #indigene project and it's applications in personalized medicine
12. Duchennemusculardystrophy से पिङित बच्चे अपने माता पिता के साथ अपने जीवन के लिए दबाई की मांग
13. Millets Conference 2023 #IYM2023
14. Partnership with @ICMRDELHI to promote global access to Assistive Health Technologies #GATEC
15. Massive initiative aimed at building capacity and improving the standard of care in #thalassemia and #hemoglobinopathies
16. Protest at Delhi.Fight against rare disease #raredisease #DMD #musculardystrophy #spinalmuscularatrophy
17. Joint Conclave on Stem-Cells, Cellular Therapy, Gene Therapy, & Tissue Engineering
18. Brainstormed ethical aspects of Controlled Human Infection Studies

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express a range of emotions including urgency, frustration, pride, satisfaction, excitement, appreciation, concern, and collaboration. Some tweets call for action to address public health issues such as tuberculosis and mental wellness programs, while others express frustration with perceived dishonesty or lack of evidence in certain areas. Several tweets express pride and recognition for the achievements and contributions of scientists and institutions, while others highlight the importance of collaboration and interdisciplinary research. Overall, the emotions expressed in the tweets are motivated by a desire to improve public health and advance scientific knowledge.

Trend Analysis

1. Data-driven approaches, molecular testing, nutritional status improvements, and behavioral interventions for TB elimination
2. Controversy and criticism surrounding ICMRDELHI and PMOIndia
3. Innovations in tuberculosis diagnostics and research
4. Mental wellness programs and initiatives for staff
5. Recognition and congratulations for ICMR scientists and their work on TB elimination, drug delivery, and rare diseases
6. Concerns and debates over long COVID and its potential impact on heart health
7. Conferences, workshops, and collaborations on millets, stem cells, cellular therapy, gene therapy, and tissue engineering
8. Initiatives and partnerships promoting global access to health technologies
9. Capacity-building and standard-of-care improvement efforts in thalassemia and hemoglobinopathies
10. Protests and advocacy for rare diseases and muscular dystrophy
11. Discussions and development of ethics guidelines for controlled human infection studies