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WHN Science Communications is the official publication of the World Health Network dedicated to critical transdisciplinary material on the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Warum man Covid ernst nehmen sollte

Covid ist eine schwere Krankheit - Eine Infektion mit diesem Virus kann schwerwiegende Folgen haben, einschließlich Krankenhausaufenthalt, Tod und Behinderung durch Long-Covid. Selbst so genannte "milde Fälle", bei denen kein...

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Economic Analyses

Zero Covid: 42 times fewer deaths and five times less contraction in GDP.

OVERVIEW

Paris | April 2, 2021: The Zero Covid strategy is by far the most effective way to fight the current pandemic. In an original analysis...

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Mask Guidance Should Be Clarified

As a group of scientists, public health officials, epidemiologists, health care workers, educators, community advocates and concerned citizens, we are asking the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to clarify their recent guidance...

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WHN Science and Policy Group (WHN-SPG)

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WHN Science and Policy Group (WHN-SPG)

Chairs: WHN CAG Editorial Board

The WHN is forming a group of Scientists and Professionals who are or wish...

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Roadmap to Elimination

Roadmap to Eliminating COVID-19 in 5-6 Weeks Through the Zero COVID Strategy.

INTRODUCTION

Towns, cities, provinces, and countries can eliminate coronavirus in 5-6 weeks through the Zero COVID strategy, even without the...

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Statement of Scientific Facts

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Why COVID Matters

COVID is a Severe Disease - Infection with this virus can have serious consequences including hospitalization, death, and disability from long COVID. Even so-called “mild cases”...

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Consensus Documents

The John Snow Memorandum calls for controlling community spread of COVID-19, allowing life to quickly return to near-normal. Dozens of countries are succeeding at containing COVID-19 already.

The case for No-COVID: “After more...

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