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25 Posts published on this day When can COVID-19 be Declared Eliminated from NZ? New Modelling Study \| Public Health Expert Honeycreepers in hawaii \| BioBlog	26	27	28 Posts published on this day Why countries don't count emissions from goods they import \| Climate: Explained New Zealand sits on top of the remains of a giant ancient volcanic plume \| Guest Work	29	30	31

What we would like to see on the Ministry of Health’s website to better inform progress on COVID-19 elimination - Public Health Expert

Public Health Expert • May 03, 2020

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				1 Posts published on this day Where is New Zealand's highest point? \| Out of Space	2	3 Posts published on this day What we would like to see on the Ministry of Health’s website to better inform progress on COVID-19 elimination \| Public Health Expert
4	5 Posts published on this day The need for a robust scientific definition for the elimination of COVID-19 from New Zealand \| Public Health Expert	6 Posts published on this day Science and indigenous knowledge \| Mind Matters Almost anything beats prohibition, including the draft cannabis legislation \| The Dismal Science	7 Posts published on this day Re-opening the trans-Tasman border \| COVID-19	8 Posts published on this day Past pandemics show how coronavirus budgets can drive faster economic recovery \| COVID-19 A stoat trappers’ guide to elimination \| COVID-19	9	10
11 Posts published on this day The pause that depresses \| COVID-19 Fleas to flu to coronavirus: how 'death ships' spread disease through the ages \| COVID-19 The Strong Case for Mask Requirements in Public Transportation and Border Control Settings in NZ’s Current COVID-19 Pandemic Context \| Public Health Expert Applying the CRAAP test to Plandemic \| Unsorted read more	12 Posts published on this day COVID-19 vaccine safety – are vital steps being skipped? \| Diplomatic Immunity Plandemic – effective fact-free marketing \| Diplomatic Immunity Lockdown: the effect on children’s learning and wellbeing \| COVID-19	13 Posts published on this day What is your COVID-19 hashtag? \| Lippy Linguist What caused major climate change in the past? \| Climate: Explained	14 Posts published on this day Simple rules to play it safe at alert level two \| Infectious Thoughts Law in order? \| COVID-19	15	16	17 Posts published on this day Building the bridges to the future \| Ariadne
18 Posts published on this day Experts are back in fashion – now more than ever we need to question them \| COVID-19	19	20 Posts published on this day Recession hits Māori and Pasifika harder. They must be part of planning New Zealand's COVID-19 recovery \| COVID-19 Why we need to focus on increased consumption as much as population growth \| Climate: Explained Why a “mouth and nose” lockdown with masks might help avoid a “full body” lockdown at home \| Public Health Expert	21 Posts published on this day New Zealand's COVID-19 Tracer app won't help open a 'travel bubble' with Australia anytime soon \| COVID-19	22 Posts published on this day Monitoring and Forecasting the COVID-19 Pandemic in New Zealand Including the Successful Impact of the Lockdown \| Public Health Expert	23	24
25 Posts published on this day When can COVID-19 be Declared Eliminated from NZ? New Modelling Study \| Public Health Expert Honeycreepers in hawaii \| BioBlog	26	27	28 Posts published on this day Why countries don't count emissions from goods they import \| Climate: Explained New Zealand sits on top of the remains of a giant ancient volcanic plume \| Guest Work	29	30	31

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