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Lessons from past outbreaks can stop new epidemics in their tracks

Por: CNN Health November 05, 2022

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Editor’s Note: , director of the CDC from 2009-2017, oversaw responses to the H1N1 influenza, Ebola and Zika epidemics, is , and at the Council on Foreign Relations. Precious Matsoso is the former Director-General of the South African National Department of Health and was the World Health Organisation Director of Public Health Innovation and Intellectual Property. Precious Matsoso is currently the Director of the Health Regulatory Science... + full article



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