1/🔥 #Wildfires in North America, have been increasing in frequency and severity. This is largely due to climate change. But what does this mean for our health? Let's dive in. #ClimateChange#PublicHealth
The map currently looks like this!
Celebrate #globalhealth and #WHO75 by signing up to learn more about one of the crucial functions of @WHO: #pandemic response!
Join us at the @mcgillu course on Pandemic Preparedness, Alert, and Response, June 12-14 (all online).
#INB#IHR#publichealth
https://t.co/5vQrosSvKY
Opening of the @PHAC_GC consultation on the @WHO#Pandemictreaty.
Canada taking a exemplary approach at engaging a diversity of stakeholders to input in the country's position in the negociations: hopefully other states take a similar approach.
#globalhealth
At the #JASP2022, multiple speakers discuss how the existence of an independent scientific committee on immunization providing evidence-based advice allowed the province of #quebec to lead in taking bold decisions such as longer between dose interval for #COVID.
#publichealth
There is an important danger in creating a "separate" space for civil society engagement with @WHO: this can lead to less meaningful engagement and restricted space in the formal fora. #committeeC
We already see a divide!
#WHS2022@WHO@HelenClarkNZ@DrMikeRyan@LawrenceGostin
Very interesting piece by @shoffmania and colleagues: https://t.co/BngX5Ao6OW
Incredibly interesting methods of assessing the impact of international treaties which can have important impacts on #globalhealth.
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#WHA75@DrMikeRyan: Ring vaccination in our modern context is no longer a geographic ring, but a social-network ring.
For some diseases vaccinating contacts of contacts is very effective.
We need to see what is the most effective strategy for #monkeypox
.@WHO identifies key priorities to address #monkeypox and presents them at #WHA75
1. Containment
2. Communication
3. Risk based strategies
4. Global collaboration
5. One Health approach
We have failed to repect our committment to #globalhealth#equity.
There is one way out of the pandemic, and it is when the virus is controlled everywhere.
Rich countries hoarding scarce ressources does not work: not when the problem is everywhere, not when it means new variants.
.@WHO and many youth organisation have worked very hard to establish what will hopefully be a structure for meaningful engagement of youth in #globalhealth work of the organisation!
Please do share widely within your networks!
@WMAJDN@McGillGHP@CMA_Docs@IFMSA
Finally go to reading the great "Guide to a Pandemic Treaty" by @GHC_IHEID, @haiknikogosian and @IlonaKickbusch.
Serves as a nice one-click FAQ on the topic.
Recommended read to anyone in #globalhealth!
https://t.co/JMYr2UWrD9
Nevertheless, a few questions remain:
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Great talk: How do we quickly address #equity issue of the #COVID19 response? How do we build a better response system and avert the impacts of the next pandemic disease?
Timely discussion while following #WHA74 and negotiations on a #pandemictreaty and #vaccineequity.