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All public health interventions have costs and benefits, and normally these are carefully weighed based on evidence from previous interventions, supplemented by... Read more.
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Continuously conflating the concept of pandemic preparedness and PHEIC only creates confusion while obscuring the obvious political processes involved. If the W... Read more.
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In view of their influence, international health agencies have a particular responsibility to ensure their policies are well-grounded in data and objective anal... Read more.
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To gain legitimacy, public health policy must be vested in institutions answerable to the public and based on reliable evidence. In the case of the recent World... Read more.
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There should be time, and urgency, to fix this evidence gap. Not because the next pandemic is just around the corner, but because the costs of getting things wr... Read more.
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The past two decades have witnessed the increasing divergence of two schools of thought within global public health. The Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent pandem... Read more.