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Turgo, N. 2017. ‘Doon po sa Mauba’y, ang mga bangka’y, nagkakarera’y’: The politics of the production of Maubanog Festival. Philippine Social Sciences Review 69(1), article number: 5985. Turgo, N. 2018. Sina Gat Uban at Horacio dela Costa sa Mauban: Mga Paghahanap sa Tanawin Tungo sa Pagbubuo ng Lokal na Kasaysayan at Pambayang Identdad. Malay 30(1), pp. 13-27. My research centres around issues related to Caribbean island ecology and conservation and focuses on three broad themes: Turgo, N. 2015. Fishermen, fishmongers, and the sea: Economic restructuring and gender dynamics in a Philippine fishing community. Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints 63(3), pp. 365-391. ( 10.1353/phs.2015.0035) Project Manager & Scientific Coordinator, EU-Edulink Regional MSc Biodiversity Project, Office of Research Development and Knowledge Transfer, University of the West Indies, Trinidad

Fauna Specialist & Assistant to Team Leader, National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan, Trinidad and Tobago. Environmental Management Authority, Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago Cheyne Child Development: while you wait leaflet - Pre-School Age (Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster children) Dr Nelson is a consultant physician at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London. He trained at Jesus College, Cambridge and Westminster Hospital medical school from where he qualified in 1986. He was appointed Consultant Physician at this hospital in 1991 and a senior lecturer at Imperial College Medical School in 1996. Since that time he has built a large HIV practice with a special interest in HIV in patient care, co-infection with hepatitis B and C and the clinical utility of new antiretroviral agents. He is presently the lead for HIV in patient and day case care Dr Nelson sits on the Executive Committee of the British HIV Association where he is ,co-chair of the guidelines committee for opportunistic infections and for hepatitis C. He is a member of the Guidelines Committee for Malignancy and for HIV transmission. He was chair of the BHIVA hepatitis special interest group and the newly elected chair of the BHIVA science and education committee. He is a trustee of several charities associated with HIV including the International Association of Physicians in AIDS care (IAPAC) and St Stephens AIDS Trust, a charity committed to the improvement of life for all those living with HIV where he is head of overseas development and education. He is now devoting most of his charitable time to GREENSHOOTS where he is establishing HIV treatment networks in Burma. He has been awarded a visiting professorship at the Aga Khan Hospital, Nairobi, Kenya and most recently the certificate of merit by the government of Vietnam. Turgo, N. 2013. 'Here, we don't just trade goods, we also "sell" people's lives': sari-sari stores as nodes of partial surveillance in a Philippine fishing community. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography 34(3), pp. 373-389. ( 10.1111/sjtg.12033)Dr Amaral is a specialist in the treatment of chest pain and breathlessness and has unique expertise in the cardiac assessment of patients due to undergo surgery.

Lecturer & Coordinator, MSc in Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Development in the Caribbean, Dept. of Life Sciences, University of the West Indies, Trinidad. Turgo, N. 2014. Redefining and experiencing masculinity in a Philippine fishing community. Philippine Sociological Review 62(1), pp. 7-38. Dr Amaral specialises in the assessment and treatment of patients experiencing chest discomfort, shortness of breath, palpitations, and dizziness. He also has specialist expertise in advanced imaging of the heart, like stress echocardiography and cardiac CT, which allows him to provide comprehensive care for his patients. Dr Nelson Amaral is a Consultant Cardiologist and an expert in the assessment, detection, and treatment of heart problems. He treats all cardiac conditions and provides personalised care that is specifically tailored to your needs. Dr Amaral studied medicine at the Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf (Germany) and the University of Bern (Switzerland), qualifying in 2004.My research focus on minoritised sexualities and genders. My body of work is focused specifically on exploring how those with minoritised identities can make their lives 'livable' based on their navigations of hostile systems. NHS 111 has an online coronavirus service that can tell you if you need medical help and advise you what to do. Use this service if: Turgo, N. 2012. 'Bugabug ang dagat' (rough seas): experiencing Foucault's heterotopia in fish trading houses. Social Science Diliman 8(1), pp. 31-62. Devenish-Nelson, E.S., Weidemann, D., Townsend, J. and Nelson, H.P., 2019. Patterns in island endemic forest-dependent bird research: the Caribbean as a case-study. Biodiversity and Conservation, 28(7), p.1885-1904. DOI: 10.1007/s10531-019-01768-x He completed his cardiology training in London which included specialist fellowship training at some of the top hospitals in the UK, like King’s College Hospital and the Royal Brompton Hospital.