Health security: why preparedness alone will not keep us safe

As health security expands to address climate, trust, and systemic risks, a continued focus on emergency preparedness risks fragmenting public health and obscuring the political and economic drivers of those risks.

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The Lancet Public Health
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2026-05-27
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https://doi.org/10.1016/s2468-2667(26)00099-x
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Disaster Response and Management
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Health security: why preparedness alone will not keep us safe

Geneviève Chêne, Kent Buse, Neil Squires
The Lancet Public Health
Disaster Response and Management
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Health security: why preparedness alone will not keep us safe

Geneviève Chêne, Kent Buse, Neil Squires
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Abstract

As health security expands to address climate, trust, and systemic risks, a continued focus on emergency preparedness risks fragmenting public health and obscuring the political and economic drivers of those risks.

The Lancet Public HealthVol. 11(6)
Monash University Malaysia (MY), Inserm (FR), Robert Koch Institute (DE), Bordeaux Population Health (FR)
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