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The Next Pandemic: Why It Will Come from Wildlife

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
The Next Pandemic: Why It Will Come from Wildlife
Experts believe the next deadly human pandemic will almost certainly be a virus that spills over from wildlife to humans. The reasons why have a lot to do with the frenetic pace with which we are destroying wild places and disrupting ecosystems.
by david quammen

Emerging diseases are in the news again. Scary viruses are making themselves noticed and felt. There?s been a lot of that during the past several months ? West Nile fever kills 17 people in the Dallas area, three tourists succumb to hantavirus after visiting Yosemite National Park, an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo claims 33 lives. A separate Ebola outbreak, across the border in Uganda, registers a death toll of 17. A peculiar new coronavirus, related to SARS, proves fatal for a Saudi man and puts a Qatari into critical condition, while disease scientists all over the world wonder: Is this one ? or is that one ? going to turn into the Next Big One?
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http://e360.yale.edu/feature/quammen_the_next_pandemic_will_come_from_wildlife/2579/
 
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