Nathan Wolfe, Dr. Sara Althari, Dr. Frederik Kristensen and Joe Cerrell's session at #FII5

The discussion focused on the importance of investing in infrastructure, data quality, and talent in the healthcare sector. It also emphasized the need for quick scale-up of new biologics, improved commercial and development processes, and a renaissance in R&D of infectious diseases. The panelists highlighted the significance of a shared language and a common IT infrastructure to enable global health organizations like the WHO to play a critical role in next-generation monitoring. They also stressed the need for investments in global health and R&D to ensure better preparedness for future pandemics. The conversation also touched on the potential of platform technologies, machine-paced responses, and the importance of technology in managing and preventing future outbreaks. The panelists also discussed the need for better political leadership, financing, and end-to-end solutions, as well as the importance of collaborations and partnerships in addressing global health challenges.