Debbie Lawes

Opinion: Pandemic preparedness requires a one-health approach that links human and veterinary medicine

Debbie Lawes
June 2, 2020

Planning needs to begin now for the next disease outbreak, beginning with stronger linkages between human and animal research facilities.

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Organizations: Alberta Cell Therapy Manufacturing, Canada Foundation for Innovation, Canadian Center for Vaccinology, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, National Centre for Foreign Animal Disease, National Institute for Microbiology, National Research Council, Ottawa Hospital Biotherapeutics Manufacturing Centre, Public Health Agency of Canada, Royal Society of Canada, University of Alberta, and Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization
People: Lorne Babiuk and Royal Society of Canada
Topics: COVID-19

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