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Did COVID Restrictions Leave Kids Vulnerable to a Virus Surge?

A first-of-its-kind immunoepidemiologic surveillance study, published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, has revealed how pandemic-era public health measures reshaped children’s immunity to common respiratory pathogens — and how those effects fueled [...] Read the rest of Post-Pandemic Resurgence of Childhood Viruses Mapped in Landmark Immunologic Study at Global Biodefense Read Article

Australia · Australia

New Study Reveals Striking Differences in Disease Severity Between Two Hendra Virus Genotypes

A new peer-reviewed study published in Emerging Microbes & Infections by researchers from the University of Texas Medical Branch, the Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (CSIRO), and the Uniformed Services [...] Read the rest of New Study Reveals Striking Differences in Disease Severity Between Two Hendra Virus Genotypes at Global Biodefense Read Article

Halifax, Nova Scotia · Halifax

Appili’s ATI-1701 Vaccine Shows Full Protection Against Aerosolized Tularemia in Preclinical Study

Appili Therapeutics Inc. has announced new peer-reviewed findings supporting the efficacy of its tularemia vaccine candidate, ATI-1701, in protecting against aerosolized Francisella tularensis exposure in multiple animal models. The study, [...] Read the rest of Appili Therapeutics Reports Strong Preclinical Protection from ATI-1701 Tularemia Vaccine at Global Biodefense Read Article

Biological Weapons Convention Working Group Addresses Verification and Biosecurity

This update is based on reporting by Richard Guthrie and the BioWeapons Prevention Project (BWPP), a civil society initiative that has provided independent analysis of all BWC meetings since 2006. [...] Read the rest of Biological Weapons Convention: Sixth Session Addresses Verification and Biosecurity at Global Biodefense Read Article

UNIDIR Unveils Strategy to Bolster Biosecurity Awareness Among Scientists

As global life sciences research accelerates, the risks of its misuse—either by accident or intent—are becoming more acute. In response, the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR) has released [...] Read the rest of UNIDIR Unveils Strategy to Bolster Biosecurity Awareness Among Scientists at Global Biodefense Read Article

How mRNA Vaccine Cuts and Egg Dependency Leave the U.S. Exposed to a Bird Flu Pandemic

As the threat of H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) grows in the United States, so too does the urgent need for fast, flexible, and scalable vaccine platforms. Yet in [...] Read the rest of How mRNA Vaccine Cuts and Egg Dependency Leave the U.S. Exposed to a Bird Flu Pandemic at Global BiodefenseVaccines · United States Read Article

Long-Term SARS-CoV-2 Infection in a Person with HIV Offers New Clues to Viral Evolution

A new paper published in The Lancet Microbe details the case of a person living with advanced HIV who remained persistently infected with SARS-CoV-2 for 776 days. The study, led [...] Read the rest of Long-Term SARS-CoV-2 Infection in a Person with HIV Offers New Clues to Viral Evolution at Global BiodefenseCoronavirus Read Article

A Breakthrough in MERS Diagnostics: Scientists Unveil Highly Sensitive Rapid Test

A Critical Step Forward in MERS Preparedness In a significant advancement for global health security, a team of South Korean researchers has developed a highly sensitive, rapid antigen diagnostic test [...] Read the rest of A Breakthrough in MERS Diagnostics: Scientists Unveil Highly Sensitive Rapid Test at Global BiodefenseHealth · South Korea Read Article

Pan-Coronavirus Drug Discovery Gets a Boost from Global AI Blind Challenge

In a significant advance for pandemic preparedness, a new international scientific effort has demonstrated the power—and current limitations—of artificial intelligence in accelerating drug discovery against coronaviruses. A newly released preprint [...] Read the rest of Pan-Coronavirus Drug Discovery Gets a Boost from Global AI Blind Challenge at Global BiodefenseArtificial Intelligence Read Article

Odds of Winning NIH Grants Plummet as New Funding Policy and Spending Delays Bite

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Funding multiyear grants up front will sharply cut number of investigators receiving awardsKatie Britt · United States See the Story

Congress Moves to Reauthorize Key Public Health Workforce Bill

America’s public health infrastructure—already under immense strain—faces an existential workforce crisis. Nearly 80% of U.S. counties have no infectious disease (ID) specialist, and state and local health departments need an [...] Read the rest of Congress Moves to Reauthorize Key Public Health Workforce Bill at Global BiodefenseInfrastructure · United States Read Article

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