… legal and ethical considerations for pandemic preparedness, … of goals for harmonisation
of laws and policies both within … distribution of vaccines during a pandemic, the distribution of …

… We recognize that these may not be the only ethical challenges that will arise in an
influenza pandemic - the issue of research ethics in the context of a public health emergency is …

… ethics framework to avian influenza pandemic preparedness … Articulating the overarching
goals of pandemic preparedness … preparedness and response effort that one can examine the …

… for ethics in pandemic influenza planning and discuss the ethical framework we developed to
guide pandemic … of the ethics of pandemic planning, Kotalik offers an ethical analysis of the …

… The best way to ensure pandemic preparedness is to increase the baseline for seasonal
countermeasures. The World Health Organization (WHO) asserted that better use of vaccines …

… —an influenza pandemic could occur. In the last century, three influenza pandemics have
struck. The 1918-1919 outbreak was the most lethal human pandemic since the Black Death …

… with the rule of law." This levelheaded and very American sensibility should guide the
nation's approach to the law affecting public health and pandemic preparedness. Because the …

… pandemic influenza spending to vaccines and antiviral medications. Yet, medical
countermeasures, discussed in a previous JAMA Commentary, will not impede pandemic … …

… processes in advance of a pandemic. Planning for an influenza pandemic is vital to success.
It requires scientific innovation, modern laws, and ethical action. Private markets working …

… and plans of individual countries are also key to pandemic preparedness. WHO has
recognized that both law and ethics have important roles to play in pandemic preparedness. We …