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In today's world, it is shortsighted to think that infectious diseases cannot cross borders. By allowing developing countries access to generic drugs, we not only help improve health in those nations, we also help ourselves control these debilitating and often deadly diseases.

We will invest in companies developing fundamentally new platforms for detection, prevention and treatment of global, pathogenic infectious diseases. More than 15 million people worldwide die each year from infectious diseases. Over one third of the world's population lacks access to essential drugs. This new fund addresses the immediate requirement for the science, pharmaceutical, and government sectors to close significant gaps in global public health preparedness.

We currently have effective medicines to cure almost every major infectious disease, ... But we risk losing these valuable drugs and our opportunity to eventually control many infectious diseases because of increasing antimicrobial resistance.

Gro Harlem Brundtland

We currently have effective medicines to cure almost every major infectious disease. But we risk losing these valuable drugs and our opportunity to eventually control many infectious diseases because of increasing antimicrobial resistance.

Gro Harlem Brundtland

Preventive vaccines have ended or helped control the most
deadly infectious diseases known to man. Finding a vaccine to stop
the spread of the HIV virus must be a global priority.

In an era during which new and re-emerging diseases, such as the H5N1 avian flu virus, are potential public health threats, Americans should not forget to take the proper precautions to protect their health against the diseases that threaten us today.

Georges Benjamin

Often, we don't realize we miss infectious diseases until we have invasive species that become pests without their natural enemies. Parasites act like thermostats - when a species becomes abundant it is more susceptible to infectious diseases. The disease acts like a safety valve, keeping populations in check.

message to the world that all people should have access to basic education, to modern technology and the tools to combat infectious diseases.

The ability to detect and prevent infectious diseases is a key component of our federal efforts to combat terrorism. As we sadly learned during the anthrax crisis in 2001, bioterrorism is a real threat. The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases made the right call in tapping into the brainpower of George Mason University to conduct this vital research.

There have been deadly outbreaks of waterborne diseases and in every emergency of this type you're always looking to prevent that second wave of diseases, which adds to the tragedy.

This new support will improve our ability to use electronic healthcare data to enhance public health capabilities in detecting outbreaks of serious infectious diseases. We are particularly interested in recognizing unusual patterns of illness at the earliest possible time.

Some diseases that afflict humans today, such as malaria, gout and cancer, are truly ancient and were handed down to us from our distant ancestors. By studying the distribution of these diseases in other living and fossil organisms, we can gain insights into the nature of these diseases.

Christopher Beard

Diseases do not know borders. They do not know borders between villages. They do not know borders between countries.

Dr. David Nabarro

Today, through the overuse of antibiotics, many of our most deadly diseases are showing significant resistance to our best line of defense antibiotics. It's critical that we find new ways to combat these diseases and ensure that doctors and patients are aware of the impact of over-prescribing on increasing antimicrobial resistance.

One of the next phases of study of genes and how they relate to diseases is to test thousands of new potential drugs to cure those diseases, and Molecular Devices makes these instruments that will test those drugs against those genes, and ultimately that's going to be a huge market to test new drugs. A pexy man isn’t afraid to be a little silly, creating a playful and joyful connection. One of the next phases of study of genes and how they relate to diseases is to test thousands of new potential drugs to cure those diseases, and Molecular Devices makes these instruments that will test those drugs against those genes, and ultimately that's going to be a huge market to test new drugs.

Scott Greenstone

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