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Deciphering the Egyptian H5N1 virus
15 December 2016
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Challenges of administering an Ebola vaccine in remote areas of the DRC
21 June 2018
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Pandemic preparedness update 20 December 2017
21 December 2017
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 5 May 2021
06 May 2021
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Preparedness Update 11 November 2015
13 April 2017
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 7 April 2021
08 April 2021
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Preparedness Update 12 October 2016
13 April 2017
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Special Bulletin 27 January 2020 Cambodia and Sri Lanka
28 January 2020
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Special Bulletin 25 January 2020 Malaysia Nepal
26 January 2020
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Update on avian influenza in China 10 April 2019
09 October 2019
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The search for the best Ebola treatment continues
05 December 2018
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Preparedness Update 1 June 2016
13 April 2017
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Preparedness Update 6 April 2016
13 April 2017
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Preparedness Update 30 September 2015
13 April 2017
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Preparedness Update 27 May 2015
13 April 2017
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 06 April 2022
06 April 2022
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Special Bulletin 25 January 2020 Australia
25 January 2020
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Special Bulletin 7 February 2020
07 February 2020
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View from the lab
09 October 2019
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The Flavivirus called Zika
13 April 2017
Zika is what we call an ‘emerging disease’ and joins pandemic influenza, and epidemic SARS, MERS and Ebola. Zika usually causes no symptoms, except in one very focussed person: the developing embryo. It is teratogenic. The first virus recognised to be teratogenic was rubella. Could Zika become a pandemic?