‘Big One’ could be deadlier than Covil, expert warns of 7 death toll
After the devastating pandemic of 19 The great oneit can kill very far. Michael T. Osterholm predicts an American death toll of over seven million, with an even more staggering toll worldwide. This prediction is not based on simple fear but on “A Thought Test “ Examining the virtual reality of the future, a catastrophic epidemic. The expert argues that failure to prepare now means the world is set “on fire” again.
The expert behind the warning
The individual who made this powerful prediction is Michael T OsterHorm, an American professor and Professor. His warning is described in a book by Maki Olshaker, where they examine “the theoretical but practical situation of the emergence and rapid spread of a new pathogen. Their work serves as a critical indicator of the lessons to be learned from past pandemics, especially the most recent covion – 19.
The next pandemic: why the ‘big one’ is worse than covid-19
Dr. OsterHelm and his co-author suggest that the severity of Covil-19 may not be simple “A taste of what’s to come.” Their reasoning for why the next pandemic will be worse centers on the possibility of a new and dead strain. The scientist describes the next epidemic as “Like a natural bomb it goes off,” To emphasize that its arrival is something “Not good.” While Covid-19 has an infected death rate, it is hypothetical “Big One” have symptoms that make it a highly toxic substance and easily detected, to ensure that the number of deaths worldwide will decrease that coronavirus.
The Global Threat: How the Next Pandemic Spread
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The state of the theory developed by OsterHerm explains the alarming approach to the destruction of the world, highlight how connected the modern world is and why there is another container.
Difficulty in managing and transferring
In a hypothetical scenario, an epidemic begins with the death of a single child in a desert area, especially on the border of Kenya and Somalia. A local health worker, trying to help the sick, unknowingly becomes a “Super-Spreamer,“Managing this virus and transmitting it silently before the symptoms are removed or the awareness of its silent, fast severity of this condition of Nooshun Lau Reureate Dr. Joshua Lederberg, the couple authors:
“Bacteria and germs know nothing of the National Verobe … the microbes that digested one child on a distant continent yesterday can reach yours today and the seeds of the world tomorrow.”
This emphasizes the reality that is true on a global scale, a local outbreak can be a planetary disaster overnight, offering traditional national defenses ineffective against microbial enemies.
‘America first’ will not protect US citizens
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Dr. OsterHorHm asserts that “America First” The strategy was not limited to protecting the US from a future pandemic for the very reasons mentioned above.
“The message here: When it comes to fighting viruses, America only goes so far.” He says.
Basic risk is something of a global supply, especially to find important remedies. Most of the critical, life-saving drugs used in the US are produced in countries like China and India, which will be “top targets for the virus shutdown,” leading to the immediate closure of manufacturing facilities. This economic dependence means that even if the US manages to control the virus at home, the lack of access to medicines and other essential goods – shortages that can affect everything from car parts – is inevitable. So, that’s tough “No one is completely safe until everyone is safe” It is not just a moral consideration but a problem of basic national self-interest, which makes international cooperation a necessity, not an optional extra.
Prevention: a call for global cooperation
While the situation is a hypothetical situation, its purpose is to be relevant “Thinking of Thinking” What actions should be taken now to reduce the damage of future epidemics. According to the expert, the only reasonable defense includes international action:
- Developing new and effective goals: Continued research and investment is needed to be able to rapidly develop novel antiviral vaccines.
- Scale up production: Global plans must be put in place to ensure vaccine production can be quickly scaled up to meet the huge demand across the continent.
- Ensure global cooperation: Above all, the authors emphasize their need global cooperation. The principle of No one is completely safe until everyone is safe NATIONTTITETETATETANITATETNATITATION AND OTHERS OF WORKING THROUGH COMMUNICATION AND COMMUNICATION AND EDUCATION, AND USE, rather than participating in the prevention of nationalism seen during the 19 pandemic.
The authors agree that such a high level of international cooperation is impossible, but emphasize that this does not make it important. Dr. Osterholm concludes with this powerful reminder:
“It is not an exaggeration to say that each of us lives in greater danger from microbial enemies than humans.”
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How can we help prevent the next pandemic?
While national and international strategies, people play an important role in preventing future pandemics through conscious lifestyle changes and active public health behaviors. On a personal level, this always means practicing good hygiene, such as regular washing such as covering coughs and snoring. Obviously, it means staying at home when you’re sick to cut the chains as soon as the virus is transmitted. It also means staying in shape with important immunizations against existing viruses. In addition, individuals can help reduce the cause of many emerging diseases by making consumer decisions that support wildlife conservation, which are major drivers of Zoogy Spillover. Ultimately, seeking out and sharing accurate, science-based information from trusted health care providers helps build the public trust necessary for success.
Bottom line
Warning of The great one it’s a big challenge to hear, but it’s basically a generation of readiness. This situation – we are seeing a virus that kills enthusiasm, is spreading faster than Covid-19 – is meant to highlight that microbial threats are inevitable and constantly evolving. To prevent the worst number of deaths, nations must change their focus and funding to the safety of real health in the world, realizing that collective action, integrated is the only firewall strong enough to protect humanity from the next biological bomb.
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