The UK is preparing for an unknown pandemic possibly caused by climate change [VIDEO]

British researchers are proactively stepping up their efforts to combat a possible future pandemic caused by an unknown pathogen, currently known as “Disease X”. Although this pathogen is theoretical at present, experts are already working on strategies to counteract its effects and slow its spread, should it arise.

“In some of the most secure labs in the country, scientists are already preparing for the next pandemic. It’s just called Disease X for now, because no one knows for sure what virus will cause it. But at this Porton Down complex, The UK’s health security agency is scanning the horizon for threats and starting work on vaccines just in case.” – Sky News reporter

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This “cutting-edge” approach comes in the wake of the global disruption caused by the alleged COVID-19 pandemic. Scientists are eager to be better prepared for future outbreaks and are working to develop strong measures to protect public health.

“Now, part of that is because of things like urbanization, where you can get species that jump to a virus that jumps, as we’ve seen with bird flu in humans, part of it is because of climate change. So , this is an agenda of increasing risk.” – Professor Dame Jenny Harries, Chief Executive of the UK Health Safety Agency

The project involves collaboration between several UK research institutions. They aim to understand the potential pathways for the emergence of new diseases and develop early detection systems. The team will also focus on creating rapid response techniques, improving global cooperation and promoting the exchange of vital scientific information.

The UK government has shown support for the initiative, understanding the need to be prepared for potential health crises. They believe that proactively addressing these concerns can help minimize economic, social and health impacts in the future.

“It took just under a year to develop the COVID Jab, the target for a vaccine and the next pandemic is only 100 days away.” – Sky News reporter

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