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Governing Pathogen Genomics for Global Health Security:

2026-08-27

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This article examines pathogen genomics as a critical component of global health security and cooperative preparedness. It analyzes how molecular epidemiology supports outbreak detection, transmission analysis, antimicrobial-resistance surveillance, and evidence-informed response, while addressing governance challenges involving capacity asymmetry, data sovereignty, benefit-sharing, privacy, contested interpretati...

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d27798a4-6ea9-5b6c-b7ae-4b9640715344
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10.5281/zenodo.22131221
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