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Pandemic preparedness: five minutes with . . . Katie Doores
BMJ 2023; 380 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.p287 (Published 03 February 2023) Cite this as: BMJ 2023;380:p287- Elisabeth Mahase
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“In my lab we study different emerging pathogens, particularly viruses that pass from animals to humans. Because the human population potentially is naive to these viruses, they can spread and cause pandemics. What we’re trying to understand is how the interaction between our immune system and viruses leads to production of immunity. By understanding that, we can then start thinking about how to develop vaccines that would prepare us for these types of viruses if …
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