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Abstract

This collection of articles emphasizes the urgent need for a transformative shift in global biodefense post-COVID-19. Key recommendations include strengthening early warning systems, enhancing rapid response capabilities, fostering international collaboration, and investing in resilient public health infrastructure. It advocates for leveraging advanced biotechnology, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and genomics, adopting a One Health approach, and upgrading biosurveillance. The discussions also highlight critical policy and funding gaps, the importance of ethical oversight in dual-use research, and the foundational role of community engagement and public trust in preparedness against future biological threats.