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Addressed World Economic Forum on pandemic preparedness and health system resilience
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Gates addressed a session at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos focusing on pandemic preparedness and lessons from COVID-19. He argued the world remained dangerously underprepared for the next outbreak and called for sustained investment in CEPI's 100-day vaccine development mission, surveillance networks, and health worker training in low-income countries. He noted that while COVID had demonstrated mRNA technology's power, the infrastructure needed to detect and respond to the next pathogen was still far below what would be required.
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