Disease X, a term coined by the World Health Organization (WHO), poses a grave threat, potentially deadlier than Covid-19.
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Kate Bingham, former chair of the UK's Vaccine Taskforce, warns that Disease X could have a devastating impact akin to the 1919-1920 Spanish Flu.
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Disease X could manifest as a new agent—a virus, bacterium, or fungus—with no known treatments, according to WHO.
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Preparing for Disease X demands global readiness for mass vaccination campaigns delivered swiftly.
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Experts believe there are 25 known virus families, with the potential for over one million undiscovered variants capable of cross-species transmission.
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The WHO introduced the term "Disease X" in 2018, foreshadowing the global pandemic of Covid-19 that began in 2019.
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Vigilance is crucial in monitoring emerging diseases like Disease X to prevent future pandemics.
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Lessons from Covid-19 underscore the importance of international collaboration and rapid vaccine development.
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Scientific research and surveillance efforts must continue to identify and understand potential threats like Disease X.
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Preparing for Disease X is a global responsibility to safeguard public health and prevent the loss of millions of lives.