NUS–Lancet Commission calls for new approach to pandemic readiness centred on people and equity
A new NUS–Lancet Commission report is calling for a fundamental shift in how countries prepare for pandemics — moving beyond technical plans and capacities to ensure that people and communities are protected in practice when a crisis strikes. The NUS–Lancet Pandemic Readiness through Institutions, Mobilising Communitie…
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