Fortune: Here’s What We Could Be Doing to Stop Pandemics Like Zika and Ebola
“…A boiling pot of global conditions, like ubiquitous travel and the growing populations of developing cities, have led to [outbreaks] like Ebola, Zika, SARS, and even the flu over the past decade. But while the global health industry and national governments and regulators have made a lot of progress, there’s still much more that these groups can do together to better plan, fund, and organize the battle against emerging pandemics, said a group of experts at Fortune’s Brainstorm Health conference in San Diego, Calif., on Tuesday night…” (Fehrenbacher, 11/1).

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