Pandemics and the Existential Threat to Global Security

Explore the critical issue of pandemics as a significant threat to global security in this thought-provoking panel discussion. Delve into the reasons behind the increasing frequency of pandemics, examining lessons learned from the Ebola crisis and their application to challenges like Zika. Gain insights into the importance of basic research, foreign aid, and preparedness in combating these threats. Analyze the leadership and reforms necessary to enhance global readiness for future epidemics. Investigate topics such as public health responses, DNA, quarantine measures, and the role of communication in crisis management. Consider the potential impact of personalized bioweapons and historical pandemics like the Spanish Flu. Join experts Ron Klain, Lisa Monaco, Nancy Sullivan, and moderator Tommy Vietor as they discuss the urgent need for global cooperation and strategic planning to address this existential threat to human civilization.

Introduction
Why are pandemics happening now
Ebola
Viruses
Public Health Response
DNA
Virus
Response
Quarantine
Pop Culture
Communication
Audience Questions
Global Response
Spanish Flu
Mosquitoes
Personalized Bioweapon