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WHO tests pandemic response with Arctic ‘mammothpox’ outbreak
Exclusive: Exercise Polaris, run from Geneva, tested 15 countries on their response to a deadly outbreak – with some laissez-faire results
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Unravelling of landmine treaty a ‘major challenge to arms control’
Several European countries turn their backs the Ottawa convention in an effort to shore up defences and deter Russia from invading
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Flagship Gavi vaccine projects face axe if US funding stops, CEO warns
Exclusive: The decision to end funding for the partnership could have ramifications felt well beyond its frontline vaccine programmes
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Mosquitoes beware – your next meal could be your last
A drug used to slow the effects of a rare genetic illness has been found to have an unexpected side effect
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HMPV, RSV, H5N1: Why the world is under attack from respiratory viruses
A predictable winter illness season has caused alarm – but are we missing the real threat?
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Battle Lines: ‘I bought a drone and killed my boss - it was easy’
What does the new drone age mean for the future of warfare?
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Inside Saudi Arabia’s plan to tame the desert and turn its capital into a cool green oasis
Riyadh aims to reduce the overall average temperature by two degrees celsius with four environmental ‘megaprojects’
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US orders national milk supply to be tested for H5N1
Almost a year after H5N1 began spreading among dairy cattle in the US, samples are to be collected on a weekly or monthly basis
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Into the unknown: Crack WHO team journeys deep into the Congo to identify mystery killer
Their urgent mission is to find out what is killing swathes of people in one of the most remote parts of the world
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UK may be unable to produce enough vaccines in next pandemic, government told
Britain is falling behind other countries that are better prepared for future threats, Baroness Brown has warned
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Scientists built a great wall to keep out the ‘man devourer’ – but now it’s fighting back
The new world screw worm, a species of fly that lays its eggs in the open wounds of warm-blooded animals, is making a comeback
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ICC seeks arrest warrant for Myanmar junta chief for crimes against Rohingya
It is the first time a senior member of the country’s military has been sought in connection with the persecution of the Muslim minority
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‘The smog has conquered us’: Children bear the brunt of Pakistan’s pollution crisis
Swathes of the country have been enveloped in toxic air for weeks – for the most vulnerable, exposure could lead to lifelong complications
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Ukraine needs more help to beat ‘superbugs’, says chief doctor
Soaring cases of drug-resistant bacterial infections in Ukraine have caused alarm among public health officials
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How I assassinated my boss with an AI drone
The war in Ukraine has thrust drone warfare into the limelight
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Climate change blamed for major outbreak of mosquito-borne virus in Pakistan’s biggest city
Karachi’s record-breaking heatwave combined with rainfall has created more favourable breeding conditions for Aedes mosquitoes
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