In this regard, the public authorities do not seem to have learned the lessons of covid, starting with anticipation.
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By Anne-Sophie Leurquin
S7 planetary epidemics have struck humanity since the Spanish flu… In one century, an era of pandemics has begun, the pace of which is set to accelerate. Demonstration has been made over the past two years, covid now coexisting with monkey pox. In a report, the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services warns: “Unless the global approach to the fight against infectious diseases is changed, future pandemics will appear more often, will spread more quickly , will cause more damage to the global economy and kill more people than covid. »
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