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The World Health Organization's guiding principles for pathogen genome data sharing focus on the importance of global cooperation in genomic surveillance to prevent and respond to epidemics and pandemics. The publication emphasizes the need for timely and transparent data sharing at national and international levels, highlighting its significance in monitoring endemic diseases and drug-resistant pathogens. The guidelines aim to enhance the capacity and equitable access to genomic data, addressing concerns about potential negative impacts on trade and travel. Developed through extensive consultations, these principles target public health institutions and researchers involved in disease prevention and control, advocating for ethical and effective data exchange practices.

Genomics. --- Epidemiology. --- Genomics --- Epidemiology

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This comprehensive guide, published by the World Health Organization, focuses on the genomic sequencing of the SARS-CoV-2 virus to maximize its positive impact on public health. It delves into the practical implementation of genomic programs, covering aspects such as planning, ethical considerations, data collection, and logistics. The guide also emphasizes the importance of data sharing and the application of genomics in studying the virus, including understanding its evolution, aiding in vaccine development, and monitoring transmission. Aimed at public health professionals and researchers, this publication provides detailed strategies for genomic analysis and offers insights into the ongoing global response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Genomics. --- Viral genetics. --- Genomics --- Viral genetics