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2018
Abstract Health and security are obviously related: pathogens may kill significant numbers of people, gut military forces, or significantly damage the economy. But the increased mobility of people and goods wrought by globalization, the emergence and re-emergence of a host of infectious diseases, unprecedented refugee flows, and the ...
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Abstract Health and security are obviously related: pathogens may kill significant numbers of people, gut military forces, or significantly damage the economy. But the increased mobility of people and goods wrought by globalization, the emergence and re-emergence of a host of infectious diseases, unprecedented refugee flows, and the ...
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Health Security, 2019
Biosecurity and biosafety measures are designed to mitigate intentional and accidental biological risks that pose potentially catastrophic consequences to a country's health system, security, and political and economic stability. Unfortunately, biosecurity and biosafety are often under-prioritized nationally, regionally, and globally.
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Biosecurity and biosafety measures are designed to mitigate intentional and accidental biological risks that pose potentially catastrophic consequences to a country's health system, security, and political and economic stability. Unfortunately, biosecurity and biosafety are often under-prioritized nationally, regionally, and globally.
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National Security and Global Health Governance
2009Health is an international issue: disease does not respect national boundaries; international cooperation on health dates back over several centuries. In the wake of the Second World War collaborative efforts were institutionalised with the creation of the World Health Organization (WHO), an organisation specifically tasked with promoting international
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A Genealogy of Global Health Security
International Political Sociology, 2012The meaning of global health security is surprisingly elusive. This article seeks a more precise understanding of global health security by undertaking a genealogy of its historical formation and specificity. I delineate the systemic features of global health security by contrasting it with the immediately preceding period of mandatory international ...
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The CRISPR revolution and its potential impact on global health security
Pathogens and Global Health, 2021Jesse Kirkpatrick +2 more
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The role of nurses in surveillance to enhance global health security: A delphi study
Nursing Outlook, 2021Ruth McDermott-Levy
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