December 4, 2019Open Access

Preparing for the Next Pandemic — The WHO’s Global Influenza Strategy

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Given the ongoing threat posed by influenza, the WHO earlier this year released its Global Influenza Strategy 2019–2030. Although the strategy is a welcome step, additional challenges will test its effectiveness unless efforts are made to ensure that they are addressed.

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