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  • 098 | Outbreak: Tales & Lessons from a Disease Hunter  | In-Person
  • Fee: $0.00
    Day of Week: Tu
    Dates: Mar. 24
    Times: 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
    Sessions: 1
    Building: Glendale Foothills Library (opens in new tab)
    Room: Roadrunner Room
    Instructor: Dr. David Englethaler

    In 1993, a mysterious and deadly disease outbreak struck the Four Corners area, killing young Navajos. What came to be understood as a novel hantavirus represented a wave of newly emerging infectious diseases around the world. We will get an inside look into the life of an epidemiologist investigating notorious disease outbreaks – from hantavirus to West Nile, from Valley fever to plague, and from COVID to bird flu. We will go into the deep past to understand how pathogens have moved around the world, explore the threat of bioterrorism and man-made disease outbreaks, and learn what it might all mean for responding to future pandemics.

 

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