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Pandemic Preparedness Weekly Update 12 March 2020
16 March 2020
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 4 August 2022
05 August 2022
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 4 December 2019
05 December 2019
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 6 October 2021
29 September 2021
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Enhancing global surveillance for flu 20 December 2017
21 December 2017
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 31 March 2021
01 April 2021
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Preparedness Update 26 October 2016
26 October 2016
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Preparedness Update 6 July 2016
08 July 2016
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Preparedness Update 20 April 2016
13 April 2017
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PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS UPDATE 06 JUNE 2018
07 June 2018
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South Korean Healthcare Facilities
13 April 2017
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International SOS Special Bulletin
13 April 2017
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The Flavivirus called Zika
17 February 2020
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?
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Riskiest countries for Zika in Asia Pacific and Africa
21 September 2016
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Preparedness Update 23 November 2016
25 November 2016
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 29 July 2020
16 July 2020
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 16 June 2021
16 June 2021
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 16 February 2022
16 February 2022
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 21 Feb 2018
23 February 2018
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Pandemic Preparedness Update 21 December 2022
21 December 2022