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Wed, May 24, 2023
Scientists cannot predict the next disease outbreak, but they anticipate future risks.
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Disease X serves as a name for an unknown pathogen that could cause a global epidemic, as COVID-19 did.
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There are millions of undiscovered viruses in animals, and nearly 75% of emerging infectious diseases are zoonotic.
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Animal viruses that gain the ability to infect humans are responsible for recent global infectious diseases.
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Zoonotic viruses remain a significant concern, even those already known could evolve into new threats.
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Tracking and anticipating outbreaks demand creativity and vigilance from the scientific community.
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Nature constantly produces new viruses, emphasizing the need for innovative vaccine and drug development.
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The recent H5N1 bird flu cases in Cambodia exemplify the potential of Disease X events.
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Preventive measures and preparedness are crucial to address future and emerging pandemic pathogens.
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