Articles: pandemics.
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The need for effective advocacy on the part of health professionals has never been greater. The recent COVID-19 pandemic has made the connection between human health and social conditions clear, while highlighting the limitations of biomedical interventions to address those conditions. ⋯ When these skills are successfully applied in the appropriate domains of influence, the resulting change falls into three levels: individual, adjacent, and structural. The authors assert that this framework is immediately applicable to a broad variety of health professionals, educators, researchers, organizations, and professional societies as they individually and collectively seek to improve the health and well-being of those they care for.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought infectious and contagious diseases back to the forefront of medical concerns worldwide [...].
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Although true vaccine diplomacy in the form of sharing vaccine development technologies and scientific cooperation with low- and middle-income countries has not been a dominant theme in the COVID-19 pandemic, this aspect is now taking off and generating some exciting new possibilities.
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50-word teaser: COVID-19 is with us indefinitely and air travel is a necessity. Needed research has lagged due to pandemic disruption but must not stall due to COVID indifference. A US government report proposes that national aviation authorities, not health agencies, take the lead. Research priorities and study designs are proposed.