The Next Outbreak? We're Not Ready¶
Gates, B. (2015). The Next Outbreak? We're Not Ready.
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- Pandemic preparedness was the textbook case for two decades before 2020: common knowledge in public health, diffuse funding requirements absent a current crisis, short political horizons, precursor outbreaks (SARS, MERS, H1N1) normalised as near-misses, and a post-event narrative emphasising novelty over predictability.
This sourcePublicly warned that the world was unprepared for a respiratory pandemic despite the risk being well-characterised, a contemporaneous record predating COVID-19 that documents the foreseeability.
- Pandemic preparedness was the textbook case for two decades before 2020: common knowledge in public health, diffuse funding requirements absent a current crisis, short political horizons, precursor outbreaks (SARS, MERS, H1N1) normalised as near-misses, and a post-event narrative emphasising novelty over predictability.
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