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Ohio State veterinary researchers hope to prevent the next pandemic
The world is still in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, but local researchers are working to stop the next outbreak right at the source.
COVID-19 is widely thought to have started in bats before jumping to another animal and then transmitting to humans in Wuhan, China, the original epicenter of the virus. That s why doctors at Ohio State University s College of Veterinary Medicine are keeping a close eye on animals right now.
Their goal, is to make sure COVID-19 doesn t infect an animal, mutate, and then jump back into the human population. They ve also got their eyes on a number of other emerging infectious diseases to try to prevent them from jumpstarting the next pandemic.
Ohio bill targeting health dept. authority may be unconstitutional, Statehouse researchers say
By Tyler Buchanan - Ohio Capital Journal
Some Ohio lawmakers believe the health orders issued over the past year are unconstitutional and reflect an executive branch of government overstepping its boundaries.
A proposed bill to solve that problem may itself be unconstitutional.
That’s the opinion of the Legislative Service Commission, a non-partisan group which provides legal and policy research to Ohio legislators.
Senate Bill 22 was introduced last month by state Sens. Rob McColley, R-Napoleon, and Terry Johnson, R-McDermott. The bill would give the Ohio General Assembly authority to rescind any public health order from the Ohio Department of Health by passing a concurrent resolution. Lawmakers could similarly strike down any executive order or emergency declaration issued by the governor.
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