This is a very weak signal. One of the few govts who is writing about pandemic plans. And it's for "airborne", just like appropedia.org/Aerosol_pandemics suggests! If anyone reads it before I do, I'd love to read your comments. My focus, as always, both #covidstrategy & #H5N1BadSoonScenario. Thanks.

Useful for #H5N1BadSoonScenario and #CovidStrategy alike.

Reducing Covid Worldwide, In Practice Draft of a cooperative project to model & cost to see how far we could go

open.substack.com/pub/lucasgs/... is both for #covidstrategy and #H5N1BadSoonScenario. Repost to those who might make it actionable. I'm happy to be part of a team, but don't have the resources to make any of this happen. Best wishes to all, and thanks.

I'd personally want that kind of model for #covidstrategy (goals many could stand behind, worldwide) and #H5N1BadSoonScenario (what would work fast in a bad one, and what to do after that rushed start) 6/n

If or when H5N1 were to take off in nasty ways, there would be much to hate. So how do we simultaneously reduce the costs & increase the effectiveness of "non-pharmacological _protections_"? That has been a driving quest behind #H5N1BadSoonScenario and #covidstrategy (a hashtag I use on X not here).

How did Australia's COVID strategy compare to other countries? New data paints a striking picture While it's probably no surprise that governments spent billions of dollars fighting COVID-19, new data analysis shows how much Australians spent during the first three years of the pandemic.

How did Australia's COVID strategy compare to other countries? New data paints a striking picture. By the Specialist Reporting Team's Leonie Thorne

#COVID19 #Australia #COVIDstrategy #COVIDisNotOver @ABC
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