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Epirisk, new publication

Check out new publication, ‘A rapid risk analysis tool to prioritise response to infectious disease outbreaks’ READ MORE
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Face masks, physical distancing drastically reduce coronavirus risk

A review of the evidence finds multiple public health interventions, including face masks and distancing, drastically reduce the risk of SARS-CoV-2 transmission. READ MORE
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Using the Surveillance Tool EpiWATCH to Rapidly Detect Global Mumps Outbreaks - New publication

Check out new publication Using the Surveillance Tool EpiWATCH to Rapidly Detect Global Mumps Outbreaks, Puca, C., & Trent, M. (2020). Using the Surveillance Tool EpiWATCH to… more
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The Epidemiology of Unknown Disease Outbreak Reports Globally - new publication

Check out new research on the Global Biosecurity journal The Epidemiology of Unknown Disease Outbreak Reports Globally Mao, R. J., Moa, A., & Chughtai, A. (2020). The… more
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New study suggests wearing a face mask at home could help limit spread of COVID-19

Researchers from China, the U.S., and Australia carried out the retrospective cohort study between Feb. 28 and March 27, surveying 335 people from 124 families in Beijing, China,… more
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Qantas enforces new coronavirus precautions on flights, but no social distancing

When asked about Qantas' air-conditioning system, Professor MacIntyre said the use of HEPA filters would help to limit the risk of catching coronavirus. She said the risk of… more

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Professor Raina MacIntyre

Raina MacIntyre

NHMRC Principal Research Fellow and Professor of Global Biosecurity.

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Dr Elizabeth Kpozehouen

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