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Drug Development Follows Markets. Biological Risk Does Not.

A pathogen does not know whether its host species is a commercially attractive pharmaceutical market. FDA's new MUMS Blueprint tackles…

Analysis

Aedes aegypti Is Breeding in Britain. This Is What Prevention Looks Like Before the Emergency

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes have been found breeding in the UK for the first time, in east London. UKHSA rates the…

Analysis

Europe Is Making Genomic Surveillance Operational. The Hard Part Comes Next

Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/179 has made genomic data-sharing mandatory for major foodborne pathogens across Europe. The harder question, raised…

Analysis

The Panda at the Fence Line: What Viral Sharing Tells Us About the Wildlife-Livestock Interface

A new Microbiome study mapped viral sharing between giant pandas, wildlife and livestock in southwestern China — and found that…

Research

Can We Trust the Data? Provenance, Biosecurity and AI-Driven Outbreak Detection

AI can watch for the next outbreak — but can we trust the data it watches, and the data it…

Analysis

The Law Has a One Health Problem

A pathogen moves through animals, people, laboratories, databases, products and trade as one connected event — but the law sees…

Analysis

Can You Close a Border to Disease?

A serious livestock disease appears overseas and the pressure to close the border is immediate. But trade cannot function if…

Analysis

The Sewer Knows First: Wastewater, Early Warning and the One Health Governance Gap

Wastewater is a population-scale biological sample that can reveal infection — from polio to antimicrobial resistance — before anyone reaches…

Analysis

Bluetongue Is Moving Again. What Happens When Farmers Become Part of the Surveillance System?

BTV-3 is spreading through British livestock again, bringing vaccination, movement controls and thousands of disease reports with it — and…

Analysis

They Cull Your Herd. What Do You Actually Get?

If your herd is culled to control disease, you are paid for the animals — but not for the business…

One Health Security Review

Trauma, Trust and Biosecurity: Why Epidemiological Recovery Is Not the Same as Preparedness for the Next Emergency

Biological emergencies end epidemiologically long before they end socially. This flagship analysis defines the Recovery Gap — and proposes a…

Analysis

Trust Is Biosecurity Infrastructure

If trust determines whether biological-security systems work, why don't we measure it?

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