Influenza
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Avian Flu in Cambodia
Human cases of avian influenza in Cambodia exemplify the importance of global surveillance and collaboration
Flu: When Spillovers Spill Over
The high risk of H5 influenza in North America this fall
How the Origins of COVID-19 Became Politicized
Where the coronavirus came from is no longer a scientific question—thanks to narrative spin, agendas, and misinformation
Why the WHO?
The World Health Organization is essential to convening scientific experts and the world’s best thinking on COVID-19
Rethinking the Future of Global Health
There can be no better time to reimagine our health security based on global cooperation, equity, trust, and solidarity
Coronavirus: A Twenty-Year Failure
Unheeded warnings and past pandemic preparedness policy failures have left the world vulnerable to COVID-19
Laboratory Diagnostics—Rarely Appreciated Until Something Goes Wrong
Problems with COVID-19 testing highlights need for strong U.S. labs to detect, control, and respond to emerging diseases
Could Coronavirus Kill a Million Americans?
Plan for the worst but work for the best to limit spread, improve survival, and reduce the societal costs of COVID-19
How to Save Lives in a COVID-19 Pandemic
Global preparedness is critical to saving lives and sparing health, societal, and economic impacts—now and in the future
Panicky Responses to the Coronavirus are Dangerous—Here’s Why
Fear of the virus may spread faster than the virus itself, a potential threat to health, liberty, trade, and the economy
How Did Dengue Get Its Name?
Origins of the word, "dengue" are shrouded in mystery—unlike most diseases, which follow more obvious naming conventions