philanthropic billionaire Bill GatesCovid-19 Then he listed what we can do to avoid new pandemics. The Microsoft founder, who has been at the center of conspiracy theories since the Covid-19 pandemic began, warned against new quarantines.
How to Prevent the Next Pandemic Bill Gates, quoting from his new book (How to Prevent a New Pandemic), The last pandemic of Covid-19 urged governments to do so. According to Gates, both health institutions and states have to take these measures against pandemics.
Bill Gates warns governments against new pandemics
Bill Gates, one of the most discussed names of Covid-19, does not neglect to call against new pandemics. Expressing that we may face a great health risk again after Covid-19, Gates made these three warnings to health institutions.
shiftdelete.netFirst recommendation shared by the philanthropic billionaire for the healthcare industry make better tools and it’s about making them available. at BioNTech Citing Katalin Karikó, Senior Vice President, and the mRNA vaccine as an example, Gates drew attention to new vaccines.
According to Gates, the first step in any pandemic prevention plan is; Continue to invest in better vaccines, treatments and diagnostics. In addition, in the future, it is necessary to create systems that will enable to produce treatments much faster.
The next warning from the Microsoft founder is improve disease tracking over. GERM Building the Global Outbreak Response and Mobilization team will be one of the most important steps to stop the next pandemic.
Gates’ final advice against governments is strengthening health systems became relevant. According to Gates’ statement, states need healthcare professionals who can detect potential threats and infrastructure to report anything out of the ordinary.
“All these efforts (new tools, better disease tracking and improved healthcare systems) will not be cheap, but they will save lives and money in the long run.”
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