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COVID: there s a strong current of pandemic revisionism in the mainstream media, and it s dangerous

COVID: there s a strong current of pandemic revisionism in the mainstream media, and it s dangerous
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Is COVID-19 pandemic nearing its end? Experts weigh in

Whether or not to ‘call off’ a pandemic goes beyond epidemiology of disease    

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Researchers help secure £6 5m Wellcome Trust grant for new project on global health crises

Researchers help secure £6 5m Wellcome Trust grant for new project on global health crises
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How Pandemics End - The New York Times

An infectious outbreak can conclude in more ways than one, historians say. But for whom does it end, and who gets to decide?

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The coronavirus years? Historical perspectives on COVID-19 and its aftermath

The coronavirus years? Historical perspectives on COVID-19 and its aftermath This symposium, organised in conjunction with History & Policy, Institute of Historical Research will draw on historical research to explore the policy challenges that result from significant health and social crises and show how these were addressed in the past. The symposium seeks to move beyond the historical analysis of the ‘emergency’ phase of pandemics and assess their longer running legacies. The event consists of two half days of two sessions, tackling three papers in each session with a Q&A to close. The symposium will have two areas of focus:

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