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What If a Deadly New Virus Jumped from Animals to Humans?

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Source: http://world.time.com/2012/11/21/what-if-a-deadly-new-virus-jumped-from-animals-to-humans/

What If a Deadly New Virus Jumped from Animals to Humans?
By World Economic ForumNov. 21, 2012Add a Comment

This is a ?what if? interview from the World Economic Forum?s Risk Response Network. To view the rest of the series, click here.

In a rapidly interconnected world, the dangers and threats posed by virulent strains of terrifying infectious diseases has only multiplied. On the watch for deadly pandemics is Nathan Wolfe, acclaimed virus hunter and member of the 2011 class of the TIME 100. Wolfe spoke to the World Economic Forum, in collaboration with TIME, about future pandemics on the horizon...
 
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