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The PREPARED Code – A reminder not to forget the COVID-19 pandemic

June 30, 2025 · by impact ethics · in Community, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Global Health, Global solidarity, Health Research, Human Rights, Law & Policy, Public Health, Research Ethics, research ethics board, Science and Technology, Science Funding, Social Justice

Doris Schroeder presents the PREPARED Code – a global code of conduct for research during pandemics.

Pathogens of Pandemic Potential: Decision-Making by Consensus

September 23, 2024 · by impact ethics · in Canada, Community, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Inclusivity, Law & Policy, Long-Term Care, Pandemic, Pharmaceuticals, Science and Technology, Social Justice, vulnerability

Françoise Baylis outlines principles for consensus building on research with pandemic risks.

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