Ventilator blues: Infectious disease expert Tom Inglesby on the next major pandemic

By , August 31, 2018

Tom Inglesby

Will the next pandemic pathogen more likely be naturally occurring or engineered?

Read more: Ventilator blues: Infectious disease expert Tom Inglesby on the next major pandemic

Issue: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 74 Issue 5
Keywords: Infectious disease, Spanish flu, influenza, novel pathogens, pandemic response, vaccine
Topics: Biosecurity, Disruptive Technologies

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