Guest blog by: Allan Kengo
With the CAMO-Net travel award, I had the opportunity of presenting the results of our work at the PAGE2025 Conference in Thessaloniki, Greece. Set along the Aegean Sea, Thessaloniki offered a breathtaking backdrop for the 2025 edition of a conference that brought together scientists and practitioners from across the global pharmacometrics and modeling community.
My participation in PAGE2025 included presenting a poster titled “Pharmacogenetics-guided-isoniazid-dosing-in-individuals-with-tuberculosis-and-HIV.” Our work focused on the application of pharmacogenetic information to optimize isoniazid dosing in individuals with co-existing tuberculosis and HIV, highlighting the role of model-informed precision dosing in improving treatment outcomes in complex clinical populations. The poster presentation stimulated valuable discussions and feedback from conference participants, contributing to the refinement of the work and its potential future applications.
The conference provided an excellent opportunity to learn from and share experiences with the international pharmacometrics and modeling community. Through plenary sessions, parallel scientific talks, and poster discussions, I gained insights into current methodological advances and real-world applications of modeling and simulation across different therapeutic areas and settings. Interactions with researchers from diverse institutions reinforced the importance of collaboration and knowledge exchange in advancing quantitative clinical pharmacology.
In addition to the scientific program, the conference setting in Thessaloniki offered a conducive environment for networking and reflection. The city’s rich cultural heritage and welcoming atmosphere complemented the academic experience and facilitated informal interactions among participants.
I am sincerely grateful to Camo-net for sponsoring my travel and participation in PAGE2025!
