March 02, 2023 Program The US may be vulnerable to zoonotic diseases, NYU, Harvard researchers say
Scholars from NYU and Harvard University argue that United States policies governing wildlife are insufficient to protect against diseases that are transmissible between animals and humans.
February 20, 2023 Program Is The Media Biased Against Plant-Based And Cell-Cultured Meat?
As Jan Dutkiewicz, political economist and visiting fellow at Harvard Law put it: “This is the stupidest premise for an article ever: There is no proof this product is cancerous, but here's an article about why we should maybe be scared.”
February 17, 2023 Program U.S. Has ‘Blind Spots’ In Its Preparations For Zoonotic Diseases, Experts Warn
The United States, where more zoonotic diseases have originated than any other country in the world, has “blind spots” in its strategies for preparing for such threats, according to an analysis published by experts on Thursday.
February 16, 2023 Program America is still ‘fundamentally unprepared’ for zoonotic diseases – the biggest threat to humankind, says analysis by Harvard and NYU
Experts say the US still has 'blindspots' in its regulations raising the risk of an outbreak in the country.