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Climate change, one of the main threats for the next pandemic

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Edinburgh (UK), Aug 29 (EFE) .- (Camera: Guillermo Garrido) Global warming and the reduction of wildlife areas will generate "more interactions between animals and humans", and are among the main threats that can lead to the "next pandemic", warns Devi Sridhar, health policy expert to the Government of Scotland.INTERVIEW WITH DEVI SRIDHAR, HEALTH POLICY EXPERT FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF SCOTLAND, DURING THE EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL BOOK FESTIVAL, AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH.

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