Abstract
[...]anticipated technological advances can be implemented in the immediate future[8]. The IHR (2005) also enunciates best and evidence-based practices and specific measures at ports, airports and ground crossings to limit the spread of health risks to neighbouring countries, and to prevent unwarranted travel and trade restrictions so that traffic and trade disruption is kept to a minimum, thus protecting national and global economy. Rich technical expertise available in a large number of academic and research institutions and the pharmaceutical industry in India has to be harnessed for the promotion of R&D in the production of local technology-driven solutions including point-of-care diagnostics, drugs and vaccines as well as innovative use of information and communication technologies for data collection and analyses and offering telemedicine.
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1 Former Director, Communicable Diseases, World Health Organization South-East Asia Region Office, New Delhi 110 002
2 Director, ICMR-National Institute of Virology, Pune 411 001, Maharashtra