From detection to action: Why collaboration is key to disease outbreak and pandemic response
Fragmented data flows and weak interoperability can hinder outbreak monitoring systems, so greater collaboration is vital to improving pandemic response.
Fragmented data flows and weak interoperability can hinder outbreak monitoring systems, so greater collaboration is vital to improving pandemic response.
With antimicrobial resistance threatening additional future healthcare costs of $1 trillion, better data would help shore up national action plans.
Health systems around the world must secure equitable access to anti-obesity drugs and ensure they are used in tandem with wider public-health programmes.
More investment is needed in clinical research if Africa is to manage the double disease burden of infectious diseases and non-communicable conditions.
Antimicrobial resistance is known as a quiet pandemic but more data, investment, policy incentives and a holistic approach via One Health could defeat it.
