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The area of global health security is broad and includes topics such as:
- Covid 19 and other pandemic threats
- the spread of other communicable diseases like Ebola and Zika as well as a wide range of rare diseases
- the dramatic impact of ‘non-communicable diseases’ including obesity, heart disease and diabetes
- the rise antibiotic resistance and new superbugs
- the growing threat of bio-terrorism
- social and political instability sown by war and natural disasters including climate change
The project was launched in February 2018 with the aim of raising awareness and understanding of these and other issues.
We were among the first to warn of an approaching pandemic and have covered the crisis in detail since its start in December 2019.
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