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SUMMARY:Side Meeting at the 6th Global Health Security Agenda Ministerial Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The GHSA Consortium for the GHSA Task Force on Advocacy & Communications will host a Side Meeting at the 6th Global Health Security Agenda Ministerial Meeting on 4 November 2020. \nThis side event will highlight promising practices for meaningfully expanding partnerships across human\, animal\, agriculture\, and environmental sectors to improve health outcomes and local\, national\, and global health security. \nHighlighted topics include: \n\nIdentifying good\, better\, and best practices\nWildlife and environment: Connections to health security\nFostering multisectoral coordination in countries to effectively contain antimicrobial resistance\nCommunicating across sectors: Early warning systems and preparedness\nSustaining engagement with environment sector partners: Systems\, processes\, capacity and resources\n\nThe event will take place 0700-0900 EST (New York) and 1900-2100 local (Thailand). \nPlease register via the GHSA Ministerial website. Once registered\, the event will be broadcast from: https://www.ghsamm2020.com/streams/245 \nAbout GHSA \nThe Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA) 2024 Framework emphasizes the importance of engaging all relevant sectors to achieve sustainable and measurable results toward common targets for global health security. Changing conditions at local and global scales – related to deforestation and habitat loss\, wildlife trade\, and changing food systems and agricultural intensification with inadequate biosecurity – are shaping novel and increased interactions between species that facilitate opportunities for the spillover of disease. \nThe consequences are striking: more than 70% of emerging zoonotic diseases have origins in wildlife\, and climate-sensitive vector-borne diseases are appearing in new regions\, together causing extensive health and economic impact. The same drivers\, combined with the misuse and overuse of antibiotics\, have accelerated the emergence of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) among interconnected microbiomes in humans\, animals\, and the environment\, which can be spread across borders through trade\, travel\, and other movement of people and animals. Understanding the links between the environment and health risks and outcomes is critical to enhancing surveillance and detection\, develop early warning systems\, and target multisectoral risk reduction strategies to address known and novel threats. \n 
URL:https://globalbiodefense.com/event/side-meeting-at-the-6th-global-health-security-agenda-ministerial-meeting/
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SUMMARY:Toxic: A History of Nerve Agents
DESCRIPTION:The Royal Institution will host a live stream talk led by Dan Kaszeta on “A History of Nerve Agents” on Tuesday 17 November. \nNerve agents are the world’s deadliest means of chemical warfare. Kaszeta uncovers the development and propogation of these deadly compounds\, from their Nazi invention to their recent use by assassins in Salisbury\, England. \nDan Kaszeta has decades of experience in protecting against chemical and biological weapons\, and has held positions in the US Army\, the White House Military Office\, the US Secret Service and private industry. \nThe event is free but donations are encouraged. Learn more.
URL:https://globalbiodefense.com/event/toxic-a-history-of-nerve-agents/
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