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Mashup Score: 13
Experts in public health, vaccines, and other health and biology-related fields are concerned about what the next Trump administration could bring.
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Mashup Score: 11
Experts in public health, vaccines, and other health and biology-related fields are concerned about what the next Trump administration could bring.
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My brilliant @pandemiccenter colleague @BethCameron_DC wrote on the importance of learning bipartisan lessons on global health security. https://t.co/othVXj1eXu
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Experts in public health, vaccines, and other health and biology-related fields are concerned about what the next Trump administration could bring.
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“ As we face an ongoing H5N1 outbreak, persistent outbreaks of emerging infectious diseases, an erosion of trust in public health, a rise in dis/misinformation, and widening social disparities, we need leadership that will unite rather than divide.” https://t.co/ROryK6DpeW
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Mashup Score: 10Hear, see, speak no COVID: Why the Trump administration is bungling the response to the pandemic - 11 day(s) ago
In the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, warnings issued by scientists and public health officials about the risks posed by the virus fell on deaf ears in the Trump administration. Since then the White House has prevented the government’s own experts from talking candidly to the public, and Trump’s refusal to accept bad news about the pandemic has hindered government efforts to gather the data needed to craft an effective response–it’s a hear, see, speak no COVID approach.
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Sharing an article @gregkoblentz and I wrote in 2020- https://t.co/1G4gf1Tmit
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Mashup Score: 0How international labs could prevent leaks—and produce cutting-edge pathogen research - 4 month(s) ago
International collaboration to create multinational biological research facilities—as has already occurred for research in physics and space science—could help improve biosecurity and biosafety around the world.
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“Given unstable research funding in some countries, however, one might wonder how those running BSL 2 to 4 laboratories, especially in middle-income to high middle-income countries, manage to comply with costly biosafety and biosecurity requirements” https://t.co/EvXd4OXr5f
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Mashup Score: 0TB studies illustrate the importance of properly assessing the risks of pathogen research - 4 month(s) ago
While research with favorable risk-benefit profiles must be facilitated, high-risk research of either limited benefits or benefits for only a limited few must be seen through a different regulatory lens.
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“we must be careful to not overregulate TB research to the point that the field starts shrinking at a time when the need for research is high.” https://t.co/P2DBSalY3c
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Mashup Score: 1An approach to making risky research with pathogens safer - 4 month(s) ago
Regulation alone cannot fully mitigate the risks of gain of function research that enhances a pathogens transmissibility or virulence, or the risks from insecure laboratories. To decrease the threat, governments and scientists might need to build policies and regulation from the bottom up.
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“To decrease the threat, governments and scientists might need to build policies and regulation from the bottom up, rather than imposing them from the top down.“https://t.co/lJFUX2fUdI
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Pandemic hotspots are likely to be areas with below average levels of development, inadequate scientific infrastructure for disease surveillance, and poor governance over activities such as pathogen research that entail “biorisks.”
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“These hotspots are likely to be in areas with below average levels of development, inadequate scientific infrastructure for disease surveillance, and poor governance over activities—such as pathogen research—that entail “biorisks.”” https://t.co/CSsRYNV3Ez
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Mashup Score: 28How AI surveillance threatens democracy everywhere - 5 month(s) ago
The spread of AI-powered surveillance systems has empowered governments seeking greater control with tools that entrench non-democracy.
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RT @pierrepinna: How #AI Surveillance Threatens Democracy Everywhere https://t.co/LSz3DvdH0L v/ @BulletinAtomic by @Abi0lvera #AIEthics #…
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Mashup Score: 28How AI surveillance threatens democracy everywhere - 5 month(s) ago
The spread of AI-powered surveillance systems has empowered governments seeking greater control with tools that entrench non-democracy.
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RT @pierrepinna: How #AI Surveillance Threatens Democracy Everywhere https://t.co/LSz3DvdH0L v/ @BulletinAtomic by @Abi0lvera #AIEthics #…
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RT @BulletinAtomic: What Trump might do on vaccines, pandemics, global health, and more. ⬇️ https://t.co/wkvhgPcyDY