CSIRO Partners To Strengthen Regional Health

The Australian government has announced plans to develop a network of scientists in the Pacific and Southeast Asia to help them identify, track and respond to, disease outbreaks across the region. Here is the full list of five projects being launched in their first phases of the effort to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on humans and animal health.. () The BBC looks at what is going to be the first major development in Australia s national science agency, which aims to improve the health of its region, as part of an investment of $2.5bn (£1.5bн) in its efforts to ensure the country d health system is safe and resilient, with the aim of boosting the global economy, productivity, trade and trade, development and development of new ways to protect human and human health - including vaccinations, vaccines and drugs for animals and other diseases within the South East and South Asian regions, and how they prepare for and response to Covid-19 and avian influenza in Indonesia and the Philippines, the BBC has learned from the programme. These are the key areas of this project, but it has been revealed by the government of Australia for its first time in five years, in what it describes as an initiative to strengthen its health systems in South Asia and East Asia, writes the University of New York, to find out how it is prepared to fight infections from animal to human cases and preventing them from spreading disease among those affecting wildlife and livelihoods.

Source: miragenews.com
Published on 2024-06-21

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