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Empowering Research Teams: Fostering an Open Knowledge Sharing Community to Tackle Mpox and Local Research Gaps
Strengthen your research with the latest resources on Mpox outbreaks, symptoms, and treatments for a more comprehensive understanding.
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Empowering Research Teams Amidst COVID-19: Open Access Support for Enhanced Data Sharing
Access vital support, tools, and guidance for navigating the fast-changing landscape of COVID-19 research.
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Zika Research Resources: Collaborative Efforts for Improved Detection and Treatment
Connect to contribute to understanding Zika's impact, describing the disease, and advancing treatments and vaccines through evidence-based research.
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Ebola Network: Uniting Efforts to Combat Ongoing Threats and Outbreaks
Join the Ebola Research Network to combat ongoing threats and outbreaks.
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Dengue Global Surge: Understanding and Addressing the Impact
Dive into the intricate interplay of vector movement, climate change, and social dynamics to understand and effectively address their collective impact.
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Chikungunya Research Collaboration: Connecting Teams to Address Key Evidence Gaps
Join the Chikungunya Research Network today to unite efforts in tackling this pressing global health challenge.
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Welcome
Supporting Research in Disease Outbreaks
Global Outbreaks Research is a comprehensive and dynamic community aiming to support an immediate research response, to be led from local healthcare teams dealing with the outbreak. This is an open community facility to provide equitable access for individuals, healthcare professionals, and research teams seeking support and guidance on how to design and implement studies to address the vital and urgent unknowns. There are focus areas on COVID-19, Zika, Ebola, Mpox, Dengue, and Chikungunya, because these are diseases where many resources have been developed and shared. There is also a general research support area to guide the whole connected ecosystem of studies that are needed to address the evidence gaps.
Explore the latest developments in global health outbreaks research, stay informed about emerging threats, and access essential research resources to design quality studies and develop your team's research skills.
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MPoxAccess an up-to-date database of resources on Mpox outbreaks, protocols, toolkits, research recommendations, and public health reports to support your research efforts. |
EbolaExplore research materials on Ebola outbreaks spanning historical analyses to current developments and latest research updates to guide your research endeavors. |
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COVID-19Stay up-to-date with the latest research on the COVID-19 pandemic. Find resources, guidelines, and expert insights to support your studies and address the ongoing challenges the virus poses. |
ZikaAccess comprehensive information on the Zika virus, including the latest research findings, current studies, and updated research recommendations. Stay informed with the most recent data and insights to support your research efforts and scientific contributions. |
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DengueExplore comprehensive resources on Dengue outbreaks and the latest research findings to help you contribute to ongoing research efforts and advancements in the field. |
ChikungunyaAccess latest updates on the Chikungunya virus, including its transmission dynamics, symptomatology, and current research findings. Explore resources aimed at supporting community preparedness and response efforts during Chikungunya outbreaks. |
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