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when developing land-use strategies that "enable common ground to be established between species conservation and novel disease emergence risk mitigation......suggest that it is possible to identify high-risk areas for the mitigation and surveillance of novel disease emergence and that mitigation measures may reduce this risk while conserving biodiversity". This research assumed significance during COVID-19 because, while researchers internationally agreed that the pandemic was likely to have been the caused after one person was infected with the virus from an animal, the risk of infectious disease emergence from wildlife and pandemics was determined largely by human behaviours such as urbanization, changes in diet and agricultural practices as a result of increases in population numbers. The research aimed to inform early warning and preparedness by identifying processes that "increase disease emergence risk and locations where this is occurring".
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trade of high-risk species and valuing the knowledge of indigenous peoples and local communities to inform pandemic prevention programmes. Hayman said the goal of the team was to make the link between factors causing biodiversity crises, and those causing infections to go from wildlife to people. In an interview in the New
Zealand media, Hayman said of the report "we showed the same things causing the biodiversity loss and extinction of species are also leading to coronavirus novel infections, things like consuming lots of wildlife or putting roads in tropical forests". He later contributed to a workshop, The
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the coronaviruses most highly related to SARS-CoV-2 are found in bats and pangolins suggesting that these mammals may be the reservoir of the virus that causes COVID-19......its direct progenitor". The New
Zealand Government acknowledged the work done by the team of experts and that the report "helpfully highlighted the critical importance of the One Health approach between human health and animal health regulatory agencies, shining a spotlight on an area that deserves greater attention". Hayman, along with other members of the expert team, was one of the co-authors of an article in
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surveillance, prevention, and control strategies......that may yet be unknown or overlooked by ecologists, modelers, and policy makers". A hypothesis that bats are unique in their ability to host zoonotic viruses compared to rodents, was investigated by a team including Hayman, in 2013. The study, in concluding that this was the case, also identified "important life-history and ecological predictors of zoonotic viral richness for both bats and rodents".
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within bat populations, and therefore, increase exposure to the risk of infections. One study noted the necessity of field and laboratory studies that clarify how bat ecology and interactions with humans are likely to affect the dynamics of bat viruses so that policies and strategies can be developed to mitigate this risk. Another article, written by Hayman in 2016, noted that the way the West
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to mid-career researchers". His research was in three parts: exploring how demography of the host affected when infections might emerge; determining how different types of infection affected the likelihood of an infection emerging; and finding how a spread might be influenced by the physiology of the host. Referring to this research, Jamie Morton in the
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happens to humans when they get an infection, a virus passed on from bats could continue to grow in people and the body's normal defenses like a rising temperature or other immunity mechanisms, may be ineffective in resisting the virus. He advised in general for people to keep their distance from wild animals.
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2018 research in which Hayman collaborated, developed a model framework to assist in understanding how the effect of human encroachment into natural habitats was related to the emergence of novel infectious diseases. The paper concluded that such frameworks provide guiding principles for policymakers
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crisis had been managed gave cause for concern and the high fatality rate showed the need for the financing of improved healthcare infrastructures, particularly in vulnerable countries. The paper contended that while it was about building the capacity to quickly detect and respond to an outbreak, the
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Rutherford Discovery Fellowship in 2017 for research entitled: 'From individuals to populations: multi-scale approaches to pathogen emergence'. This annual fellowship, funded by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment was "designed to support talented early-
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could have led to the ongoing infection and transmission between people with a high case fatality rate. He noted that these kinds of viruses frequently mutated and COVID-19 was "disconcerting...and could get better at transmitting between people". He noted that similar outbreaks had been stopped in
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naturally lives and reproduces, Hayman's work has informed understanding of the persistence, adaption and diversification of the pathogens within an animal host and how this is affected by other dynamics such as seasonal birthing and death rates, and ultimately causing the emergence of the pathogen
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Zealand, but continued to contribute to the work. The Final Joint Report noted that the molecular epidemiology team, of which Hayman was a member, "examined the genomic data of viruses collected from animals......evidence from surveys and targeted studies so far have shown that
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Hayman reiterated that while it was not fully established the disease had come from bats or snakes, it had been traced to Wuhan without any confirmation of the animal that had passed on the infection. He suggested that because bats can have a very high core body temperature and this replicates what
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The need for linking environmental and human health has never been greater, and it requires an informed, well-funded, science-driven approach to find synergies between those interested in both human and environmental health. But to end with a question: if we value both nature and our health, can we
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there was a danger of people underestimating how quickly COVID-19 could spread and noted that overseas experience had shown cases can double every three days. In the same interview he said this was frightening and could result in an overload on the health system, but the spread could be stopped if
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affected more than 3,000 humans and killed wild birds in New
Zealand despite the disease not being recorded in the country before that. A 2017 study involving Hayman took a comparative genomic approach to understand how and why the outbreak happened. The paper concluded that DT160 was introduced
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In 2019 Hayman co-authored a paper that acknowledged the considerable financial investment in infectious disease research but noted there were challenges in sharing scientific data before and during emergencies. The article considered the "landscape" of stakeholders who were involved in this and
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that documented interactions between biodiversity and human drivers of disease emergence. Recommendations made by the report included having more disease-risk health assessments in public projects, governments budgeting adequately for the economic costs of pandemics, stopping the international
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on the ecology of these infectious diseases by considering the "pathogen, animal hosts that are naturally infected by the pathogen and the ecological interactions which facilitate pathogen perpetuation in nature". The paper, co-authored by Hayman, holds that "models can guide appropriate disease
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confirmed. The study, co-authored by Hayman, concluded that researching isolated populations presented a "unique and valuable opportunity to further our understanding of the maintenance of viruses in wildlife populations......further studies required to bring anecdotal theory and empirical data
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Cambridge Infectious Diseases Consortium Fellowship at Cambridge University UK, and initiated a research project on bat viral infections with zoonotic potential in West Africa. Later as a graduate student, Hayman was as a member of the Cambridge team in a Science Live
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in August 2021 that urged further action on getting key scientific studies to assist in determining the origins of SARs-CoV-2. The article noted that time delays would affect the feasibility of getting trace-back of people and animals inside and outside China due to the wane of antibodies.
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whose general multi-disciplinary work focuses on the maintenance of infectious diseases within their hosts and the process of emergence and transmission to humans specifically related to bats. He has gathered data on the relationship between ecological degradation due to
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diseases, particularly those arising from bats. The study concluded that understanding the relationship between healthy ecosystems and healthy humans was crucial if there were to be appropriate responses that would conserve wildlife and habitat and minimize
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concluded that there needed to be improved communication between researchers and policy makers so that gaps in knowledge were identified and decision-makers could develop policies to prevent, detect and respond effectively to current or future outbreaks.
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moved from an elimination of the virus to a suppression approach, Hayman commented in October 2021 that this had not been totally effective in other countries and cited the United Kingdom which had high rates of infection and a strain on their
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In June 2021, Hayman was named as one of 26 international experts selected from a group of 700 applicants to be part of the One Health High Level Expert Panel (OHHLEP), an international collaboration established following a meeting at the
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bigger issue was preventing outbreaks in the first place, and this required a change in societal attitudes to the impact on the environment of increased human population density, travel and encroachment into the habit. He concluded:
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in new hosts. The aim of these research studies was to understand when, how and why globally important pathogens emerged and caused disease, and "provide advice on how to prevent the spread to humans".
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within New Zealand to see if there were differences in variants within an island system and the rest of the world. Because Cryptosporidiosis and Giardiasis were recognised as significant
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food, animals and the environment, and the healthy balance of their impact on the ecosystems they share everywhere in the world". This multidisciplinary initiative was supported by the
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together to understand fully how viruses which are considered to be acute and immunising may be maintained in small populations".
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as a society be bold enough to move towards a world where conservation acts as vaccination?
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2876:COVID-19 Public Health Response Act 2020
1478:Tropical Medicine and Infectious Disease
729:IDReC Infectious Disease Research Centre
493:to produce a report commissioned by the
224:, which had been identified as carrying
174:Bats as a natural reservoir of infection
2962:Samoan Assemblies of God in New Zealand
2399:"Recent Staff Leavers & PhD Alumni"
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1149:Hayman, David T.S. (22 August 2016).
1138:from the original on 9 February 2022.
757:from the original on 26 January 2022.
735:from the original on 27 January 2022.
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654:from the original on 27 January 2022.
469:Collaborative international responses
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1937:from the original on 14 August 2021.
1878:Heagney, George (30 December 2020).
1748:from the original on 15 August 2020.
598:John E. Fogarty International Center
521:United Nations Environment Programme
517:World Organisation for Animal Health
159:World Organisation for Animal Health
16:New Zealand epizootic epidemiologist
3289:21st-century New Zealand scientists
3284:Academic staff of Massey University
2972:The Freedoms & Rights Coalition
2886:COVID-19 Response Recognition Award
1784:Heagney, George (20 October 2021).
1312:Hayman, David T.S. (1 March 2017).
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539:which had been discovered first in
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475:Convention on Biological Diversity
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513:Food and Agriculture Organization
2911:New Zealand Microbiology Network
2470:COVID-19 pandemic in New Zealand
1591:PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases
1183:from the original on 7 May 2020.
1053:Proceedings of the Royal Society
600:National Institutes of Health.
457:. He said that COVID-19 was a
123:Rutherford Discovery Fellowship
2377:"Smith Fellows: Class of 2012"
1807:Satherley, Dan (2 June 2021).
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1314:"Conservation as vaccination"
725:"The Principal Investigators"
253:from wild animals to humans.
1642:Emerging Infectious Diseases
1604:10.1371/journal.pntd.0005736
1455:Massey University Foundation
1404:The Royal Society Publishing
848:10.1371/journal.pone.0030346
782:Emerging Infectious Diseases
308:observed during this study.
3279:New Zealand epidemiologists
3104:SkyCity Entertainment Group
2056:Hill, Kim (26 March 2022).
557:Fellowships and memberships
459:vaccine-preventable disease
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2228:10.1038/d41586-021-02263-6
1541:10.1016/j.jinf.2020.06.065
1491:10.3390/tropicalmed4020060
1249:Zoonoses and Public Health
1213:10.1038/s43016-021-00285-x
1151:"Bats as Viral Reservoirs"
435:in March 2020 Hayman told
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1155:Annual Review of Virology
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673:World Health Organization
525:World Health Organization
491:World Health Organization
431:As New Zealand went into
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2117:(Report). 31 July 2020.
1738:(Nine to Noon Programme)
669:"David Hayman Biography"
576:Straw-coloured fruit bat
258:Straw-coloured fruit bat
94:epizootic epidemiologist
3180:2022 Wellington protest
2062:RNZ National Programmes
1330:10.15252/embr.201541675
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967:10.1644/11-MAMM-A-270.1
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92:is a New Zealand-based
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2891:District health boards
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794:10.3201/eid1406.071421
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3294:Veterinary scientists
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211:Epomophorus gambianus
188:Lagos bat virus (LBV)
2926:Traffic light system
2292:Science Media Centre
2064:. Saturday Morning.
1529:Journal of Infection
955:Journal of Mammalogy
770:"Antibodies against
609:Institute of Zoology
317:coronavirus pandemic
298:longitudinal studies
217:Epomops buettikoferi
133:Education and career
3027:Bank of New Zealand
2272:. 15 October 2017.
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2161:. 2021. p. 7.
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363:New Zealand studies
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2091:(Members pp 25â28)
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1858:Medical News Today
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751:Te PÅ«naha Matatini
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416:COVID-19 pandemic
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