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infosnack · 7 months
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Major biomedical research funder Wellcome Trust names Røttingen as its new CEO
Major biomedical research funder Wellcome Trust names Røttingen as its new CEO https://www.statnews.com/2023/10/11/wellcome-trust-rottingen/?utm_campaign=rss LONDON — The Wellcome Trust — the world’s second largest private funder of biomedical research — announced on Wednesday that Norwegian scientist and public health official John-Arne Røttingen has been appointed its new CEO.  Røttingen, currently the ambassador for global health in Norway, will start in January at the London-based charity. He is replacing Jeremy Farrar, who led Wellcome for nearly a decade before becoming the World Health Organization’s chief scientist earlier this year.  Read the rest… via STAT Health - Science, medicine and healthcare news https://www.statnews.com/category/health/ October 11, 2023 at 06:24AM
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jashim6356 · 7 months
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The World Wellbeing Association is concerned that a new 'Illness X' may spark a global epidemic. What exactly is Infection X?
The World Health Organisation has added a perplexing "Sickness X" to a list of ailments that it thinks might spark a global pandemic in the future.
The organization presented a list of diseases that it believes pose a significant risk to the general population because of their capacity to spread a plague and the limited therapy available to combat them.
Infections such as Ebola, Zika, Lassa fever, and severe acute respiratory syndrome (Sars), which have all recently been reported, are classified as major threats.
Regardless, the WHO has added the depressingly named Sickness X to its requirement list this year, after a February poll of wellness professionals.
Illness X is, in fact, not a new threat in and of itself, but rather a hypothetical illness that may emerge from now on and wreak untold disease over the planet.
"Sickness X addresses the information that a serious global pandemic could be made by a microbe as of now obscure human illness" , the World Health Organisation said in a statement.
It went on to say that medical authorities were preparing for an as-yet unnamed hazard to ensure "innovative work readiness that is significant for an obscure Illness X beyond what many would consider possible."
"History tells us that the next large flare-up may be something we haven't seen before," John-Arne Rottingen, CEO of the Exploration Chamber of Norway and a logical counsel to the WHO council, told The Message.
"It may appear strange to include a 'X,' but the point is to ensure we are prepared and plan ahead of time for immunisations and demonstrative tests."
"We need to see 'fitting and play' stages created which will work for any, or a wide number of illnesses; frameworks that will permit us to make countermeasures at speed."
Mr Rottingen stated that Illness X might originate from several origins, despite the fact that it was most likely formed through zoonotic transmission, in which an irresistible ailment that normally burdens critters leaps to humans.
The two zoonoses include Ebola and salmonella infection, as well as HIV, which is thought to have been passed from chimps to humans in the mid-twentieth century.
"As the environment and human natural surroundings change there is consistently the gamble of illness bouncing from creatures to people" , he stated.
"It's a typical cycle, and we must be aware of it and prepare for it." It is most certainly the most serious wager."
The WHO stated that a few other groups of disorders, such as hemorrhagic fevers and developing non-polio enteroviruses, were removed off its requirement list.
It did, however, state that these microbes posed a major risk to public health and should be "observed cautiously" and maybe evaluated for integration one year from now.
What exactly is Infection X?
"Sickness X is possibly and possibly caused by a microbe X.'" It might be linked to zoonotic infection, most likely an RNA infection, emerging from an area where the epidemiological group of three - climate has favored transmission. "These arising/reappearing z microorganisms can be labelled as X, and they are a threat that necessitates extraordinary and continuous dynamic reconnaissance and observation," Dr Rastogi explains.
There is speculation concerning the possibility of condition X as an engineered pandemic bacterium. According to the expert, coincidental research facility disasters or as a display of bioterrorism might result in a severe Illness X that could create a widespread horrifying risk.
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"Regulation and relief methodologies include the development and implementation of uniform global rules to combat bioterrorism." To prevent the spread of microbe X across borders, quick and proper travel restrictions, including stringent air terminal screening, are expected to be implemented. To investigate, regulate, and eliminate illness X, international pioneers, researchers, disease transmission professionals, and irresistible infection specialists must work together. Dr Rastogi believes that "broad and mass testing, reconnaissance, and forceful contact following are possible successful apparatuses to opportunely contain episode-like circumstances."
"Concentrated efforts to accelerate the entry, quick accessibility of prompt clinical measures - test packs, immunizations, and emergency treatment - anticipated prior to and during the pandemic." "A continuous continuum of investigation on the preventive angle - improvement and interaction of immunisations requires support and elevated needs to subside and combat serious antagonistic outcomes of infection X," she adds.
"A One Wellbeing approach which targets crossing over institutional holes, fabricating and separating need hazard and ready microorganisms and underscoring on moderation methodologies for arising and reappearing microbes - potential illness X ought to be the need of an hour to forestall these worldwide and worldwide fiascoes," concludes the professor.
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designpallen · 2 years
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Trädgårdsbord beige 123x60x74 cm konstrotting & massivt akacia
Trädgårdsbord beige 123x60x74 cm konstrotting & massivt akacia
Vårt matbord för trädgården i konstrotting blir ett perfekt komplement till din möbelgrupp i trädgården om du vill bjuda på middag eller slappa i trädgården, på uteplatsen eller terrassen. Hållbar konstrotting: Den väder- och vattenbeständiga PE-rottingen gör denna matgrupp lätt att rengöra, slitstark och passande för dagligt bruk. Massivt akaciaträ: Bordsskivan är tillverkad i massivt…
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germanyvisas · 4 years
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Romantic route in Germany: An ideal Romantic Gateway
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The romantic route in Germany, also known as the theme route is the popular tourist route in the southern Germany. It spans 350 km (220 miles) between Würzburg and Füssen, specifically in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. This route is deemed as romantic as it is a self-driven adventure road that links Germany’s myriad of picturesque towns & castles. This romantic road of Germany reflects quintessential German scenery & culture where castles are nestled into mountainsides & countryside is enfolded with lush greenery.
In medieval times, this route served as a trade route connecting the center of Germany with the south. Since World War II, this romantic route is seen as a means of attracting visitors to the country from across the world. To embark on this Romantic route in Germany, apply for Germany visa now.
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“Jews in thirteenth- and fourteenth-century German lands certainly endured more violence than their brethren in England and France. The early years of the twelfth century gave no indication, however, of increased violence. After the attacks in the Rhineland during the First Crusade, the records are silent for almost fifty years about threats to Jews. The Second Crusade brought warnings of violence and small-scale attacks against local Jews, sparked largely by the preaching of a Cistercian monk with a particular animus toward Jews. Local Jews were protected by bishops and the king when mobs and crusaders turned violent. Significantly, the great spokesman for the Crusade, Bernard of Clairvaux, made it clear he would not tolerate any attacks on Jews. 
Still, some Jews suffered, but historians agree that the violence never reached the proportions of 1096. In the remaining years of the twelfth century, Frederick Barbarossa’s rule was strong enough to control most local disturbances against Jews. That stability survived into the thirteenth century as well. The very vitality of Jewish communities must have provoked the complaint by Pope Gregory IX to German bishops that Jews were too powerful in Christian society. The position of Jews in German towns was only occasionally threatened in these years. For example, a ritual murder accusation appeared in Erfurt in 1221. In 1235 in Fulda, a particularly vicious change occurred in the nature of accusations against Jews. Now a charge of ritual cannibalism was added to the accusations of child murder or crucifixion. Whatever the exact process or evolution of the slander, Frederick II suppressed the accusation at Fulda, but it clearly survived in some clerical circles. 
The accusation entered the repertoire of anti-Jewish images at the disposal of Christians. (However, it is interesting that it was never raised during the plague or later accusations of host desecration.) Despite the occasions of violence, Jews still felt free, as Rabbi Meir b. Baruch of Rothenburg said: “The Jews are not subjugated to their overlords as gentiles are . . . their status in this land is that of a free landowner who lost his land but not his personal freedom.” Serious but isolated attacks against Jews occurred in the second half of the thirteenth century in Frankfurt in 1241, and in several other towns a year later. Some of these may have been associated with trials arising from ritual murder accusations. A judicial attack clearly occurred in 1244 when many Jews in Valreas were executed after being convicted of killing a Christian girl. Even this kind of trauma did not leave other Jewish communities helpless or shaken. They appealed to Pope Innocent IV, and in lieu of imperial protection, he issued papal bulls to crush the ritual murder accusations. 
In the following years, Jews were perhaps more vulnerable because of the absence of a strong imperial ruler. Nevertheless, most towns and regions continued to treat Jews with respect and offered protection, even if serious attacks on local Jews occurred in several towns. By the end of the century, mobs attacked Jews in Mainz in 1281 and in 1285 in Munich, where it seems that close to two hundred Jews were burned in the synagogue. Both attacks were linked to the murders of children. City councilors and local church officials tried to control the violence or exact vengeance on the Christians who could be apprehended. The level of violence must have affected the sense of security of some Jews, for a small group including prominent rabbis tried to leave Germany. The king responded by restricting Jewish travel. 
By 1287 the ability of the king to protect Jews was increasingly ineffective as a wave of attacks in the Rhineland spread through twenty towns. Hundreds of Jews were killed. The worst period of violence against Jews began at the end of the century. The infamous Rindfleisch massacres began in 1298. The first explosion of violence occurred in Rottingen in April 1298 and continued in waves over the following two years. The violence, usually associated with lower-class mobs, spread throughout Franconia and into Bavaria. Recent work estimates the destruction of 146 Jewish communities and the deaths of at least three thousand people. In the context of medieval evidence, establishing the numbers killed is often difficult, but it is clear these were major attacks. As with the period surrounding the Rhineland massacres of the First Crusade, the normal structures of political authority had been disturbed. 
A struggle for the imperial throne in the late 1290s apparently allowed for the buildup and then explosion of social tensions directed toward Jews. Although the severity of the violence tempts one to explain its origins in fevered Jew hatred, it is difficult to be certain of the motives of all the attackers or the sequence of events that triggered the violence. Some observers felt that greed was involved as much as piety. Others expressed their confusion and uncertainty over the motives of the perpetrators. The situation was more complicated and nuanced than simply mass vigilante or mob attacks against local Jewish populations. It is interesting to note that in a couple of towns church authorities were skeptical of the original charges of host desecration that seemed to provoke some of the attacks. (In the fourteenth century in Passau, chroniclers would blame indigent priests for provoking the host accusations.)
Even in the midst of the violence, Jews were not completely abandoned. We have several examples of attempts to protect Jews—even if these were condemned by the chroniclers. For example, Rothenburg townsmen helped Jews escape. The residents of the town of Wildstein, where refugees from the attacks in 1298 gathered, tried to help Jews before the town itself fell to the mob. The situation in Nuremburg was even more dramatic. The mayor and the castellan gave Jews refuge in the castle, but townsmen turned on the Jews and killed them. The king and royal officials did not let this go unpunished. The king fined the town and banished the perpetrators. When the attackers reached Regensburg and Augsburg, the towns were able to fend them off, thus saving their Jews.
Royal power was not complicit in the attacks, and although it offered little resistance to the attacks as they progressed, it acted swiftly to punish the guilty. Imperial policy toward Jews in the early years of the fourteenth century evolved into a mixture of measured extortion and official protection. Attacks on Jews had become an accepted way for marginal elements in German society to vent their frustration. The period 1336–38 was marked by the most widespread attacks on Jews beginning with the attacks by a poor knight near Wurzburg, who was in debt to Jews. Seizing on a rumor of Jewish desecration of the sacrament, this Armleder, so called for his leather arm guards, launched a series of attacks on Jews in the southwest of Franconia. The Armleder attacks, were, according to Miri Rubin, “more brutal” than previous violence and involved larger groups of people, including knights and their retinues. 
The target of the attacks, however, may have been broader than just Jews. One chronicler asserted that the knights had attacked not only Jews but others who seemed to be parasites on society, including bishops, clerks, monks, nuns, and scholars. The authorities slowly responded to the threat to social order. The first Armleder leader had been captured and executed in 1336. It took the combined efforts of lords, clergy, and towns to crush the last appearance of the Armleder groups in Alsace by 1338. Others took up the banner in Bohemia and Austria, but the violence quickly faded. The efforts of imperial or ducal authority to suppress the attacks, even if they largely failed, suggest as well that the mania against Jews had not overtaken everyone.
It is hard to tell if Jews returned to all of the towns that had been targeted by the Rindfleisch and later by the Armleder bands. Jews certainly stayed in towns that protected them such as Augsburg, suggesting that they still relied on their experience of immediate local conditions to make decisions about their best chances of safety. Again, we are left with the mystery of how Jews can become the despised victims in certain locations and remain protected members of local communities in others. Even these concentrated attacks could not eliminate Jewish communities. The number of Jewish settlements had risen by the time of the plague in 1348 to over a thousand from about fifty in the middle of the twelfth century. 
Even after the severe violence of the early years of the fourteenth century, the Jews chose to live in small-scale Christian towns or villages, which dominated the German landscape. Such an increase in the number of settlements argues against the conclusion that Jews simply could not leave German lands. The violence of the late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries did not disturb the general pattern of Jewish settlement. The resilience of Jews and their attachment to places they considered to be their homes can be seen again during the accusations and attacks of the plague years around 1348. The plague brought a demographic disaster to most regions of Europe. The trauma of mass deaths destroyed the social fabric of many towns and villages. 
In some regions in Germany Jews were attacked as potential carriers of the plague, but Christians imagined many other explanations for the plague as well. In the general social unrest of the period, it may be difficult to understand the precise evolution of the violence. The attacks often may have been the result of local social and political conditions unrelated to the specific outbreak of the plague. Certainly, the weakness of the king, a factor in almost all the cases of assaults on Jews, was evident in the years of attacks on Jews associated with the plague. Whatever the cause or trigger of the violence, it touched a section of the Jewish population. Records tell of Jews killed in most German towns, although where the king ruled directly, in Bohemia and the Habsburg regions of Austria, Jews were protected. Regensburg also saved its Jews. However, what needs to be emphasized is the aftermath of the plague-related violence. 
In virtually every case where a community was struck by violent outbursts, even to the point of dissolution, within a few years Jews had reentered the towns and refounded communities. Towns in the Palatinate, for example, actively attracted Jewish settlers even in the immediate shadow of the plague. Jews quickly returned to communities in Swiss territory where they had been driven out by plague massacres. Jewish communities in the Low Countries also survived these years without major traumas from attacks. Very few Jews were killed in Poland or accused of involvement in the spread of the plague. Some communities in Germany escaped untouched by plague-related violence. Ratisbon town councilors, for example, protected their Jews from the Rindfleisch and Armleder attacks as well as later outbursts during the time of the plague.
According to one contemporary account, “The burghers of Ratisbon, wishing to honor their city, prohibited the slaying or destruction of Jews without judicial judgment. They said that if God himself should desire the death of the Jews, they would not resist; but they wished first to achieve greater conviction that it was God who imposed that penalty upon the Jews. Thus the Jews of Ratisbon, though not without much difficulty, have hitherto escaped death by burning.” Even where we know Jews were murdered—as in the case of Konigsburg—they were readmitted almost immediately after the attacks. Erfurt and other towns saw immediate Jewish immigration after plague attacks. Nuremburg, too, readmitted the Jews, by order of the emperor after hundreds were killed in plague massacres.
In Freiburg the city council apparently tortured Jews and extracted confessions that they had poisoned wells in the region. Jews were burned—except for pregnant women and children. Still, Jews returned to the town under the protection of the Habsburgs in the second half of the century. It was difficult to dislodge the Jews from the localities they knew. As Alfred Haverkamp concludes, “One of the many new findings of the Germania Judaica is the observation that in the majority of the approximately 500 locations where Jews resettled after 1349, often after an interval of more than a decade, they generally relocated to places they had previously occupied.” Jews who survived the various outbreaks of violence in the first half of fourteenth-century Germany surely looked on the gentile world with suspicion and likely moments of true hatred. Nevertheless, they did not permanently abandon those towns and villages that had been their homes. 
The violence itself or the memories of that violence were not enough to completely undermine the connection of Jews to these places. We do not know, of course, what Jews felt when returning to a town or village where they had seen friends, family, or neighbors killed. Nor for that matter do we know what Christians thought on their return. If actions speak louder than words, then we have to take seriously the intentions of Jews who remained engaged with gentile society in fourteenth-century Germany. Their resettlement in no way indicated forgiveness or historical amnesia. However, they must have felt that they could rebuild their lives and look to the future.”
- Jonathan Elukin, “Violence.” in Living Together, Living Apart: Rethinking Jewish-Christian Relations in the Middle Ages
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Romantic Strasse - Day Four Rottingen Our next stop only several kilometres away was an unusual one. Driving into the town it seemed remarkably quiet. We saw a sign for motorhome parking and followed it. There was a lovely spacious area to park and even shower facilities, luckily we had just come from the luxuries of the campsite shower. This town is know for its sundial walk, a few kilometres around town taking in various sundials, and this was evident to see on our walk into Markt Platz, the main square. We went into the tourist office and collected a map with a very short walking route on. This town is also known as a festival town but the thing that seemed rather strange to us was not only did we not see any tourists, we saw very few locals too and it seemed as if we were the only ones that were exploring this place. Perhaps everyone was recovering from a massive festival the night before. We started off at the Baroque City Hall that now houses the tourist information. The old pharmacy is on the list but sorry to say it's nothing special. You then have the church of St Kilian which was a small but pretty church. The main tourist attraction in Rottingen is Brattenstein Castle with its open air theatre also housing the Tithe Barn, wine museum (which is only open at the weekends, which is a shame) and the museum vineyard, also closed. As we walked up to the castle it appeared to be closed, but with a hard shove on the door by Chris it opened so we could see the inside and what was staged for the open air theatre that was showing that evening. You can imagine it would be a lovely way to spend a summers night, glass of wine in one hand whilst watching a play. Walking down the road you then come across what was the Julius-Echter Monastery and hospital church. Now for the exciting bit we then had not one but two mills to picture, the first being the City Mill and the second the Cutting Mill again not so impressive as we have seen mills before, but still worth of a picture and a mention. Spending just over an hour here we were done and with no coffee shops open to sit down and rest we then headed back to the motorhome for even more adventures, hope you are keeping up with all of this. Think you deserve a glass of wine for reading all that and yes questions will be asked at the end of the trip!!
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WHO: Ngoài G7, G20 cũng bị thúc đẩy tài trợ vaccine COVID-19 cho COVAX Các cường quốc mới nổi trong số các nước G20, bao gồm Trung Quốc, Brazil và Ấn Độ, đang bị thúc ép phải đóng góp tài chính khẩn cấp và vaccine COVID-19 cho chương trình chia sẻ vaccine COVAX, Reuters dẫn nguồn tin từ Tổ chức Y tế Thế giới và một quan chức Na Uy cho biết hôm 7/6. Trước thềm hội nghị thượng đỉnh G7 tuần này, các quốc gia giàu có cũng bị thúc ép làm theo Hoa Kỳ trong việc cung cấp các liều vaccine ngay lập tức để bù đắp cho khoảng trống 200 triệu liều do tình trạng gián đoạn nguồn cung của Ấn Độ và việc sản xuất chậm trễ. Cho đến nay, chỉ có khoảng 150 triệu liều được cam kết cho COVAX, còn thiếu xa so với 250 triệu liều cần thiết vào cuối tháng 9 và mục tiêu 1 tỷ liều vào cuối năm, Reuters dẫn lời các quan chức cho biết. Bruce Aylward, cố vấn cấp cao của Tổng giám đốc WHO và điều phối viên của cơ quan xúc tiến tiếp cận các công cụ COVID-19 (ACT-Accererator), và Na Uy, đồng lãnh đạo Hội đồng Cơ chế COVAX với Nam Phi, nói cần phải có nhiều đầu tư hơn nữa. John-Arne Rottingen, Đại sứ Y tế toàn cầu của Na Uy, nói với các phóng viên: “Chúng tôi vẫn cần nhiều đóng góp hơn từ G7, nhưng cũng đang kêu gọi đầu tư rộng rãi hơn từ G20. “Chúng ta phải thẳng thắn nói rằng hiện tại một số nền kinh tế mới nổi lớn góp phần quan trọng trong G20, họ vẫn chưa đóng góp tài chính cho ACT-Accelerator, tất nhiên phải kể đến một số nước như Trung Quốc, Brazil”, ông Rottingen nói thêm. Ông Aylward cho biết các cuộc thảo luận đang được tổ chức với Trung Quốc và Ấn Độ nhưng không cho biết thêm chi tiết. “Chúng tôi không hạn chế tầm nhìn chỉ trong G7”, quan chức này nói. “Chúng tôi đang xem xét tất cả mọi nơi, dù là cho việc sản xuất hay cho các hợp đồng cung cấp. Vì vậy, G20 là rất quan trọng. Ấn Độ, Trung Quốc, chúng tôi đang có rất nhiều cuộc thảo luận về họ và về những gì họ có thể làm trong việc giải phóng nguồn cung cũng như thậm chí quyên góp cung cấp”. Ông Aylward cho biết một đề xuất được EU đệ trình vào thứ Sáu tuần trước cho Tổ chức Thương mại Thế giới nhằm mở rộng khả năng tiếp cận vaccine COVID-19 đã không đi đủ xa, và rằng việc từ bỏ quyền bằng sáng chế “sẽ giá trị hơn”. Các cường quốc mới nổi trong số các nước G20, bao gồm Trung Quốc, Brazil và Ấn Độ, đang bị thúc ép phải đóng góp cho chương trình chia sẻ vaccine COVAX#tintuc #news
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DSÖ'den korkutan açıklama: 'Hastalık X' öncelikli hastalıklar listesine eklendi
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DSÖ'den korkutan açıklama: 'Hastalık X' öncelikli hastalıklar listesine eklendi
Yaşam17:01 12.03.2018(Güncellendi 17:05 12.03.2018) URL’yi kısaltınDünya Sağlık Örgütü (DSÖ) kulağa korkutucu gelen ‘Hastalık X’i öncelikli hastalık listesine eklediğini duyurdu. Keşfedilmiş değil varsayımsal bir tehdit olan ‘Hastalık X’ konusunda açıklama yapan DSÖ danışmanlarından John-Arne Rottingen “Tarih bize bir sonraki büyük salgının büyük olasılıkla daha önce görmediğimiz bir şey olacağını söylüyor” dedi.DSÖ gizemli ‘Hastalık X’i gelecekte küresel bir salgın oluşturabilecek hastalık ve patojenler listesine ekledi. Kurumun 3 yıl sonra ilk kez  yayımladığı listede bir salgın başlatma kapasitesi olan ancak sınırlı tedavi imkanı bulunan, bu nedenle de toplum açısından yüksek risk oluşturan hastalıklar yer aldı. Bunlar arasında kamuoyunun isimlerini yakından tanıdığı Kırım-Kongo Kanamalı Ateşi, Ebola ve Marburg virüsü hastalıkları, Zika virüsü, Lassa Ateşi hastalığı, Nipah ve Henipavirüs,Rif Vadisi Ateşi (RVF) ve MERS-SARS virüsleri bulunuyor. Bu hastalıkların hepsi son yıllarda salgın düzeyinde yaşandı ve ciddi bir tehdit olarak değerlendirildi. Ancak ilk kez DSÖ şubat ayında sağlık uzmanlarının deperlendirmesinin ardından ‘Hastalık X’i de öncelikli virüs/hastalık listesine ekledi. VARSAYIMSAL BİR VİRÜS Hastalık X yeni keşfedilmiş bir tehdit değil. Gelecekte ortaya çıkabilecek ve dünya genelinde hızla yayılabilecek varsayımsal bir virüs. DSÖ açıklamasında “Hastalık X,  şu anda bilinmeyen bir patojen vasıtasıyla ciddi bir uluslararası salgına yol açabilecek bilgiyi temsil ediyor” ifadelerine yer verdi. Telegraph gazetesine konuşan DSÖ komitesinin bilimsel danışmanlarından ve ‘Norveç Araştırma Konseyi baş yöneticisi John-Arne Rottingen “Tarih bize bir sonraki büyük salgının büyük olasılıkla daha önce görmediğimiz bir şey olacağını söylüyor. Bunun başına ‘X’ eklemek tuhaf gözükebilir ancak buradaki amaç aşılar ve tanı testleri açısından hazırlıklı olduğumuzdan ve esnek şekilde plan yapabildiğimizden emin olmak” dedi. ‘BÜYÜK İHTİMALLE EN BÜYÜK RİSK’ Hastalık X’in çok farklı kaynaklardan gelebileceğini söyleyen Rottingen ancak büyük ihtimalle bunun hayvanlardan insanlara bulaşabilen bir hasatalık şeklinde gelişeceğini belirtti. Hem Ebola hem de Salmonella virüsü hayvanlardan insanlara geçiyor. 1980’den beri 35 milyon kişinin ölümüne yol açtığı belirtilen HIV virüsünün de 20. yüzyıl başlarında şempanzelerden insanlara ve diğer maymun türlerine bulaştığı düşünülüyor. Rottingen “Ekosisitem ve insan habitatı değiştikçe her zaman hayvanlardan insanlara hatsalık geçme riski var. Bu doğal bir süreç ve buna hazır olmamız hayati önemde. Bu büyük ihtimalle en büyük risk” dedi.
kaynak: DSÖ’den korkutan açıklama: ‘Hastalık X’ öncelikli hastalıklar listesine eklendi
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A global coalition of governments, health specialists and philanthropists will launch a new plan on Thursday to “outsmart” future disease epidemics with a fund to prepare and create new vaccines.
Stung by the devastation of West Africa’s 2014-2015 Ebola outbreak, which killed more than 11,300 people before an effective vaccine was developed, the coalition is aiming to ensure such deadly outbreaks can’t happen again.
John-Arne Rottingen, interim chief executive officer of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), said it is designed as “a global insurance policy against epidemic and pandemic threats.”
CEPI’s founders used the World Economic Forum in Davos to announce its launch, with initial funding of $460 million from the governments of Germany, Japan and Norway, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Wellcome Trust global health charity.
Bill Gates, co-chair of the Gates Foundation and a leading global health philanthropist, said recent major viral disease epidemics - Ebola and Zika - showed how the world “is tragically unprepared to detect local outbreaks and respond quickly enough to prevent them from becoming global pandemics”.
“Without investments in research and development, we will remain unequipped when we face the next threat,” he said. “The ability to rapidly develop and deliver vaccines when new unknown diseases emerge offers our best hope to outpace outbreaks, save lives and avert disastrous economic consequences.”
The initial commitments mean CEPI has raised nearly half the $1 billion it needs for its first five years. It is now calling for proposals from researchers and companies who want to work on developing shots against its first target diseases - the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), Lassa and Nipah viruses.
Rottingen said all these have shown the capacity to spread across borders and become fast-growing outbreaks causing death and illness. CEPI aims to drastically shorten the time it takes to make vaccines to protect against these and other viruses, which can emerge suddenly as global public health threats.
Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust, told Reuters CEPI aims to develop two vaccine candidates against each disease before any epidemic, so they are ready for rapid deployment in field trials if and when an outbreak starts.
He noted that with Ebola, despite huge international efforts to work faster, a vaccine was developed and validated as 100 percent protective only in the final months of the West Africa epidemic, after thousands had been infected and killed in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
“This partnership is trying to make sure the horror of Ebola is not forgotten,” he said. “There are moments in time that have to be seized.”
CEPI is also backed by major pharmaceutical companies, the World Health Organization and the international health charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Joanne Liu, head of MSF, welcomed the launch of CEPI but said price, safety and speed were crucial. “For new vaccines to be game changers, they must be developed and tested before outbreaks hit and made accessible and affordable for all communities in times of health crisis,” she said.
(Reporting by Kate Kelland; Editing by Mark Trevelyan)
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Global Coalition Aims To Outpace Epidemics With New Vaccines
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A global coalition of governments, health specialists and philanthropists will launch a new plan on Thursday to “outsmart” future disease epidemics with a fund to prepare and create new vaccines.
Stung by the devastation of West Africa’s 2014-2015 Ebola outbreak, which killed more than 11,300 people before an effective vaccine was developed, the coalition is aiming to ensure such deadly outbreaks can’t happen again.
John-Arne Rottingen, interim chief executive officer of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), said it is designed as “a global insurance policy against epidemic and pandemic threats.”
CEPI’s founders used the World Economic Forum in Davos to announce its launch, with initial funding of $460 million from the governments of Germany, Japan and Norway, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Wellcome Trust global health charity.
Bill Gates, co-chair of the Gates Foundation and a leading global health philanthropist, said recent major viral disease epidemics - Ebola and Zika - showed how the world “is tragically unprepared to detect local outbreaks and respond quickly enough to prevent them from becoming global pandemics”.
“Without investments in research and development, we will remain unequipped when we face the next threat,” he said. “The ability to rapidly develop and deliver vaccines when new unknown diseases emerge offers our best hope to outpace outbreaks, save lives and avert disastrous economic consequences.”
The initial commitments mean CEPI has raised nearly half the $1 billion it needs for its first five years. It is now calling for proposals from researchers and companies who want to work on developing shots against its first target diseases - the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), Lassa and Nipah viruses.
Rottingen said all these have shown the capacity to spread across borders and become fast-growing outbreaks causing death and illness. CEPI aims to drastically shorten the time it takes to make vaccines to protect against these and other viruses, which can emerge suddenly as global public health threats.
Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust, told Reuters CEPI aims to develop two vaccine candidates against each disease before any epidemic, so they are ready for rapid deployment in field trials if and when an outbreak starts.
He noted that with Ebola, despite huge international efforts to work faster, a vaccine was developed and validated as 100 percent protective only in the final months of the West Africa epidemic, after thousands had been infected and killed in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
“This partnership is trying to make sure the horror of Ebola is not forgotten,” he said. “There are moments in time that have to be seized.”
CEPI is also backed by major pharmaceutical companies, the World Health Organization and the international health charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Joanne Liu, head of MSF, welcomed the launch of CEPI but said price, safety and speed were crucial. “For new vaccines to be game changers, they must be developed and tested before outbreaks hit and made accessible and affordable for all communities in times of health crisis,” she said.
(Reporting by Kate Kelland; Editing by Mark Trevelyan)
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