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REACTing is a multi-disciplinary collaborative network of French research institutions
working on emerging infectious diseases, which aims to prepare and respond to epidemics.

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REACTing coordinates French research response to this 2019-nCoV outbreak.

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International Joint Statement

Promoting data sharing on 2019-nCoV : 67 organisations commit to sharing coronavirus research data rapidly and openly.

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30 January 2020 : World Health Organization (WHO) has declared novel coronavirus a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC).

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REACTing: the French response to infectious disease crises

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REACTing is playing a key role in the coordination and information sharing regarding the 2019n-CoV outbreak in France. Read more
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Our Mission

Research preparedness for future epidemics
Integrating research during epidemics
REACTing aims to forge a new dynamic to face health emergency situations by providing research coordination before and during epidemics.

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REACTing is a multi-disciplinary project, coordinated by Inserm under the aegis of Aviesan, the French National Alliance for Life Sciences and Health. It brings together excellent research groups, institutions and laboratories in order to prepare and deal with unforeseeable emerging infectious threats.
aviesan - alliance nationale pour les sciences de la vie et de la sante

Our Activities

2019-2020
2019n-CoV (China) Learn more
2020
Lassa (Nigeria)
2019
Ebola (Democratic Republic of Congo)
2018 - August
Ebola (Democratic Republic of Congo)
2018 - May
Ebola (Democratic Republic of Congo) Learn more
2018
Lassa (Nigeria) Learn more
2017
Plague (Madagascar)
2017
Marburg (Uganda)
2017
Ebola (Democratic Republic of Congo)
2017
Lassa (Togo)
2015
Zika (French West Indies, South America, France)
2014
Ebola (West Africa)
2013
Chikungunya (French West Indies)
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