In this episode, The world health report 2007 highlights threats to global public health security, including the emerging diseases that spread from animals to humans; and tracking a killer virus in the mines of Uganda, WHO scientists believe they may have new information about Marburg fever.

Episode: The world health report 2007 on threats to global public health security; tracking a killer virus in the mines of Uganda

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Episode: The world health report 2007 on threats to global public health security; tracking a killer virus in the mines of Uganda

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