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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"global health security"”.
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Global Health Security Agenda Legal Landscape Assessment
<p>The Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA) was created on February 13, 2014, to improve country's ability to detect, prevent and respond to emerging health threats. Eleven action packages were created. The detection action package included antimicrobial resistance, zoonotic diseases, national …
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Computational Methods to Design Broad-Spectrum Medical Countermeasures Against Antigenically Diverse Pathogens
… viruses, pose substantial challenges for global health. Mutations in these pathogens can change their antigens—which are molecules recognised by T-cells and antibodies of the immune system. This antigenic diversity can reduce the effectiveness of existing vaccines and treatments. This …
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The Making of a 'Crisis': Syrian Refugees and the Politics of Health in Jordan
… years, the pace at which apparent refugee and health ‘crises’ – and their humanitarian responses – are being subsumed within foreign policy agendas appears to be accelerating. From the Syrian ‘refugee crisis’ in Europe in 2015, to the outbreak of Ebola, the Zika virus and, more recently, …
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Addressing the ongoing threat of antimicrobial resistance: synthetic investigations of novel amicetin and B-lactam antibiotics
… resistance (AMR) poses a significant risk to global health security and threatens to undermine a century of healthcare gains. Within this thesis, we attempt to address the ongoing threat of AMR through performing synthetic investigations of amicetin and novel -lactam therapeutics. Chapter 1 …
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Characterization of a novel bioluminescent reporter protein for the non-invasive preclinical imaging of viral infection
RNA viruses pose significant public health concerns due to their high mutation rates. This ability enables the rapid evolution of endemic viruses and the emergence of new strains with enhanced virulence. Many RNA viruses originate from animals, facilitating zoonotic transmission and the potential …