Javad Moradpour
@JavadMoradpour
Postdoctoral Fellow at @UofT_dlsph (University of Toronto), and Intern at @sanofipasteur
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Published in Value in Health @ISPORorg @ISPORJournals , the paper, with @JavadMoradpour @PopeCatholic @WeiZhangUBC and Aslam Anis uses simulation methods to explore how best to obtain low prices. We find some results that are intuitive and consistent.
Researchers suggest local manufacturing to increase vaccine supply in Canada before next pandemic medicalxpress.com/news/2022-07-l… via @medical_xpress
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Researchers suggest local manufacturing to increase vaccine supply in Canada before next pandemic
COVID-19 has put a spotlight on Canada's pandemic preparedness, and led some experts and leaders to call for a new public agency that would be in charge of domestic vaccine production to increase...
The high failure rates for vaccine development projects & the logistical challenges would make it very risky to rely on a Connaught 2.0 to rapidly develop & test a vaccine, write Paul Grootendorst & Javad Moradpour in their latest Memo. bit.ly/3cliGt3 #cdnhealth #cdnpoli
Would it now make sense to create a new public vaccines agency — a Connaught 2.0? Read Paul Grootendorst & @JavadMoradpour’s @financialpost Op-Ed for more: bit.ly/3NDZCDN #cdnhealth #cdnpoli
Our op-ed in National Post about vaccines for the next pandemic: epaper.nationalpost.com/article/282007…
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Vaccines for the next pandemic: Connaught 2.0 is not the answer | National Post
The COVID-19 pandemic has focused attention on Canada’s preparedness for the next pandemic, especially in terms of vaccine development and self-sufficiency. As we faced disruptions in...
How should Canada acquire vaccines for the next pandemic? Paul Grootendorst, @JavadMoradpour, Michael Schunk & Robert Van Exan review Canada's prospects for a new public agency to develop & produce vaccines in their new @CDHoweInstitute report. bit.ly/3vC53g0 #cdnhealth
How should Canada acquire vaccines for the next pandemic? Join the CCHE on Friday when post-doctoral fellow @JavadMoradpour explores how Canada can get a more reliable supply of vaccines for future pandemics. Email [email protected] to register. Details: canadiancentreforhealtheconomics.ca/announcements/…
@ReedBeall, @JavadMoradpour and I find that of all published medical research on covid, only about 2% is funded by industry. The other 98% represents a huge, international, public effort to figure out the virus, understand transmission, and how to stop and treat it.
A neat animation about how mRNA vaccines work! youtu.be/8nD6Q9X0SFw
The Covid 19 pandemic has set us back a decade when it comes to the progress reached by childhood immunization! What can we do to catch up?! youtu.be/yTHGknKHh4g
"As many scientists have observed, you have a greater risk of being badly injured in a car crash while driving to your vaccination appointment than actually being harmed by a COVID-19 vaccine." theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…
There are a lot of misinformation about vaccines and vaccination out there. This video clarifies some of them. youtu.be/K3odScka55A
Cost-effectiveness thresholds are widely used by public insurers as a tool to decide what medical interventions to fund. They affect almost everyone. This new paper with @JavadMoradpour digs into the economic theory, focusing on 3 questions. I summarize. doi.org/10.1002/hec.42…
How neglected are the diseases of poor people? In a new study forthcoming in @HealthEconomics, @JavadMoradpour and I estimate the relationship between the number of clinical trials for a disease, the number of DALYs (=health loss), and average income of patients. [thread...]
Working on my new project about pandemic preparedness, I came across this article from 2014. It is still very relevant today: nytimes.com/2014/09/04/wor…
"Even on a sped-up timeline, a vaccine is still months away. But once it arrives it's unlikely to meet all the hopes we've placed in it" theatlantic.com/health/archive…
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