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Biodefense Headlines – March 20, 2016

by Global Biodefense Staff
March 20, 2016
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See what we’re reading this week at Global Biodefense on topics including pandemic preparedness funding, Ebola vaccine trials, and the CRISPR patent battle.

BIODEFENSE POLICY & PRACTICES

  • Congress should allocate money to fight Zika (NY Times)
  • US public health preparedness for Zika and other threats remains vulnerable (DMPHP)
  • Confronting the pandemic threat (Democracy Journal)
  • Preparing for emergencies: A legal perspective (CDC)
  • Virological Hiroshima, lessons from Ebola and Zika, Master’s Open House (Pandora Report)
  • Study finds donor funds fall short for key global health functions (UCSF)
  • Sanofi science chief says it’s time to ‘think big’ about global epidemics like Zika (STAT)
  • The risks and rewards of genome editing resonate beyond the clinic (Nature)

SELECT AGENTS

  • Protective monotherapy against Ebola by a potently neutralizing antibody (Science)
  • Lassa fever death rates in Nigeria higher than expected (CNN)
  • Next generation antibiotics could protect against bioterrorism (Lab Equipment)
  • New Ebola cases in Guinea as WHO warns of more possible flare ups (WHO)
  • The need-to-know guide to botulism, for safe canning and preserving (Food52)
  • Trials of a new vaccine for Ebola to take place at Guinea medical center (PR Newswire)
  • Review of risk factors for transmission of Ebola or Marburg virus disease (IJE)

INFECTIOUS DISEASE COUNTERMEASURES

  • Over half of measles cases in U.S. are unvaccinated — often intentionally (Forbes)
  • U.S. made dengue vaccine 100 percent effective in small study (Reuters)
  • Infectious disease holding units installed at four border posts in Ghana (IOM)
  • Anti-vax parents on trial for death of child treated with herbal remedy for meningitis (WaPo)
  • Experts call for clinical trials rethink (Univ of Edinburgh)
  • Quantifying the impact of the unvaccinated (Clinicians’ Biosecurity News)
  • Pew, Others Urge Increased Funding to Combat Superbugs (PEW)
  • Toward high-reliability vaccination efforts in the United States (JAMA)

CHEMICAL THREATS

  • Almost 1,500 killed in chemical weapons attacks in Syria (The Guardian)
  • Were you exposed to burn pits while deployed? (VA)
  • Crowd control with chemical agents: Fundamental questions raised (The Trench)
  • Course on chemical warfare agents, toxic chemical incidents held in Lima (OPCW)
  • Anhydrous ammonia and land use planning (CFSN)

OUTBREAK NEWS & THREAT SURVEILLANCE

  • The Zika pandemic – A perfect storm? (PLOS NTD)
  • Q&A with Scott Halstead: Zika will subside in ‘5 years, max’ (Science)
  • Predicting Zika’s potential path (The Scientist)
  • Rise in scarlet fever cases shows 49-year high, health experts say (BBC)
  • South Korea resumes poultry exports to Hong Kong (Reuters)
  • WHO emergency vector control group meets in Geneva (CIDRAP)
  • Once and future epidemics: Zika virus emerging (Science)
  • American food safety: Who’s watching the chickens? (Politico)

HISTORICAL REFLECTIONS

  • The unfolding of polio (NY Times)
  • The plagues that might have brought down the Roman Empire (The Atlantic)
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