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1. Sklar T. Book review of Pandemics and Polarization: Implications of Partisan Budgeting for Responding to Public Health Emergencies. Global Biosecurity. 0AD;{volume}({issue}):{page}.DOI: https://doi.org/10.31646/gbio.35

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The launch issue of Global Biosecurity features a smallpox theme, with papers on a modelled smallpox simulation, a White Paper providing a framework for prevention, mitigation and response, and papers on smallpox antivirals and vaccines. The issue contains outbreak and public health surveillance research, a range of first responder perspectives, watching briefs on monkeypox and EV D68, research on hospital malware attacks, and commentary on human germline editing.

Risk factors for communicable diseases in humanitarian emergencies and disasters: Results from a three-stage expert elicitation

Trends in Malware Attacks against United States Healthcare Organizations, 2016-2017

Efficacy of three key antiviral drugs used to treat orthopoxvirus infections: a systematic review

Epidemic size, duration and vaccine stockpiling following a large-scale attack with smallpox

Biosecurity, Investor-State Dispute Settlement and Corporatogenic Climate Change: A Challenge for Australian Public Health Regulation and Human Rights

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Themes and correlations of participant experience and evaluation of an interactive bioterrorism release exercise – a mixed methods study

Rapid risk assessment for communicable diseases in humanitarian emergencies: validation of a rapid risk assessment tool for communicable disease risk in humanitarian emergencies

Two clustered cases of confirmed influenza A(H7N9) virus infection, Beijing

Evaluation of Lab-based Influenza Surveillance System in Pakistan, 2017

Epidemiological and Entomological Investigation of Chikungunya Fever Outbreak, in Serdang Bedagai District, North Sumatera Province, Indonesia, 2013

Use of Mobile Apps for epidemic surveillance and response – availability and gaps.

Language Specific Gaps in Identifying Early Epidemic Signals – A Case Study of the Malay Language

Epidemiology of Cryptococcal antigenemia among HIV infected patients in southwestern Nigeria

Severity of the 2019 influenza season in Australia- a comparison between 2017 and 2019 H3N2 influenza seasons

Evaluation of Event Based Surveillance System of Crimean Congo Haemorrhagic Fever in Balochistan Pakistan, 2017

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The current and future landscape of smallpox vaccines

Reviews

Perspectives from a mass gathering deployment - Field Epidemiology Trainees at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games

The invisibles: the role of volunteer emergency service members in human health emergency response

Field epidemiology in action: an Australian perspective of epidemic response to the Rohingya health emergencies in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh

When global becomes local: Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games international communicable disease surveillance

Dual Use Research of Concern: Perspective of Clinicians from a Training Viewpoint. 

Antimicrobial Resistance in developing Asian countries: burgeoning challenge to global health security demanding innovative approaches

Outbreak Investigation of Sheep pox in District Barkhan, Balochistan, Pakistan

Infection prevention and control in a treatment centre during a Lassa fever outbreak in southeastern Nigeria - January, 2018

Rapid Reports and Perspectives From the Field

Report on the 2018 Acute Flaccid Myelitis Outbreaks in the USA

Report of Monkeypox cases in 2018 in the United Kingdom

Listeriosis in Australia - January  to July 2018

Ebola Outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), 2017-2019

Global Re-emergence of Measles - 2019 update

Watching Briefs

An Unfortunate Need to Revisit Smallpox Preparedness

In Memoriam: Dionisio José Herrera Guibert

Beyond traditional CBRN force protection – a future of CBRN hardened super-soldiers?

Germ line genome editing and the emerging struggle for supremacy in the Chemical, Biological and Radiological (CBR) balance of power

Waxing CBRNE, Waning humanity

The risk of selective investment in downstream pandemic planning

The explosion at Vector: hoping for the best while preparing for the worst  

Measles elimination – the end of an era?

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Book review of Pandemics and Polarization: Implications of Partisan Budgeting for Responding to Public Health Emergencies

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