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Bird Flu Leaves the World With an Existential Choice

Por: The Atlantic Science February 18, 2023

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To prepare for future outbreaks, we’ll have to decide which is the greater danger: nature or ourselves.The Atlantic; GettyFebruary 17, 2023, 12:20 PM ETAfter three bleak years, the coronavirus pandemic is finally drawing to a close, but pandemics as a general threat very much are not. At the moment, the most pressing concern is H5N1, better known as bird flu. Public-health experts have worried about the virus’s potential to spark a pandemic,... + full article



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