—is to work together the same way that South African scientists and others around the world have done over the last few months. If we don’t, we’ll fail to prevent the next variant—and continue to lose lives and livelihoods to COVID-19.
Until these kinds of inequities are addressed—until, for example, a large majority of people worldwide have been fully vaccinated, slowing the emergence of variants—global collaboration on surveillance is the only way to save lives.We need a network of people and laboratories around the world doing more of what Dr. de Oliveira and his colleagues did late last year.
Pandemic Prevention Institute , which will help create an early warning system to see the signal of an outbreak, speed the response, and stop the spread of the virus. Collaboration among the PPI and our partners like CERI is essential for the world to quickly identify and contain new variants. First, scientists must receive credit for their work. There is little incentive for them to participate and share the results of their research and analysis if it is not accredited to them. That’s one of the reasons that GISAID—an open-source—has successfully enabled verifiable, transparent, and timely data sharing about SARS-CoV-2 and other pathogens.
We stop creating it
Why the massive lockdown in China right now? Is there any information sharing on what variant they are finding?
Why do we need to?
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