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Tag: outbreak preparedness
Study Reveals Systemic Neglect of Gender Protection in Disease Outbreak Responses
A qualitative study of international public health responders reveals that emergency disease interventions consistently sideline gender-based violence prevention and community-led ...
Chandipura virus after recurrent outbreaks in India: Five questions that matter for preparedness
Following recurrent pediatric encephalitis outbreaks in India, an analysis in PLOS Pathogens highlights persistent clinical and ecological uncertainties surrounding Chandipura ...
Réunion’s Monitored Chikungunya Epidemic Offers Preparedness Lessons for Europe
A Commentary on Réunion Island's intensively monitored 2024–25 chikungunya epidemic draws lessons on surveillance, healthcare surge capacity and emergency vaccine ...
Nursing as a systems profession in One Health: opportunities across the Quadripartite action tracks
A new Debate article maps four recurring nursing functions across the six Quadripartite One Health action tracks and argues they ...
Cross-sectional survey finds limited One Health readiness for Rift Valley Fever in Baringo County
A cross-sectional survey of 31 Baringo County government officers found limited One Health preparedness, including weak coordination, inadequate resources and ...
Rwanda’s One Health Gaps: Community Barriers Undermine Outbreak Preparedness
A descriptive qualitative study across six Rwandan districts reveals economic constraints, misinformation, and weak intersectoral collaboration as key barriers to ...
mRNA vaccine platforms could anchor Ebola preparedness in East Africa before the next outbreak
A Frontiers in Tropical Diseases Perspective argues that mRNA vaccine platforms should be treated as permanent preparedness infrastructure for Ebola ...
In Yemen’s Port City of Aden, Fear, Rumor and Ruin Blocked COVID-19 Response
A qualitative study of 25 community members in Aden reveals interconnected barriers across individual, social, institutional, community and policy levels ...
Nipah Virus Vaccines Advance From Lab Platforms to Early Clinical Testing
A new review maps the progress of Nipah virus vaccine candidates across subunit, viral-vectored, and mRNA platforms while highlighting the ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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