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Introduction
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Where Viruses Come From
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Interactions Between Humans and Animals
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Trust
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Sustainability
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Reusing Gloves
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Risks of Research
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AlwaysOn Surveillance
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AlwaysOn Monitoring
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The Unknown Unknown
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Early Detection
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Playwright Wife
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The Catastrophist
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Audience Questions
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Audience Question
Description:
Explore the critical field of virus hunting and pandemic prevention in this 47-minute talk by virologist Nathan Wolfe. Delve into the origins of viruses, human-animal interactions, and the challenges of early detection. Learn about the importance of trust, sustainability, and always-on surveillance in combating viral threats. Examine the risks associated with research and the concept of "unknown unknowns" in epidemiology. Gain insights into Wolfe's perspective as a "catastrophist" and his unique personal life. Conclude with a Q&A session addressing audience inquiries on this vital topic.

Hunting the Next Virus: Preventing Future Pandemics

The Aspen Institute
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