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David N. Fisman

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Bugs ‘n drugs. And epidemiology too. Also: mathematical modeling 😬
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Independent Validation of Test-Adjusted COVID-19 Incidence Estimates Using Wastewater Surveillance Data in Ontario, Canada

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By David N. Fisman, Natalie Wilson, Clara LEE
| medRxiv
DNF has served on advisory boards related to influenza and SARS-CoV-2 vaccines for Seqirus and Pfizer vaccines. ART was employed by the Public Health Agency of Canada when the research was conducted. The work does not represent the views of the Public Health Agency of Canada. Other authors: no competing interests. Supported by grants from the Canadian Institutes for Health Research (OV4-170360 and #518192) to Dr. Fisman.
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Hantavirus outbreak should reset WHO’s default approach to airborne risk

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By Donald Milton, Trisha Greenhalgh, David N. Fisman
| The BMJ Verified
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A research agenda advancing climate change and antimicrobial resistance as interconnected issues - Nature Climate Change

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By Kelly Moon, Bianca van Bavel, Laura Carter, Barbara Evans, Philip Howard, Kasim Allel, Sabiha Essack, David N. Fisman, Niklas Harring, Claas Kirchhelle, Miriam Reverter, Li Shean Toh, Sarah Walpole
| Nature Verified
Interactions between climate change and antimicrobial resistance across terrestrial, aquatic and health systems reveal shared drivers, synergies and trade-offs that shape health and environmental outcomes. This Comment outlines a solutions-oriented research agenda to advance evidence and action that addresses climate change and antimicrobial resistance as interconnected issues.
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