What places current state of the world at risk for pandemics

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Question 1: Summarize what places the current state of the world at risk for pandemics
Question 2: Share your thoughts on how we might proactively reduce the risks of pandemics
Question 3: Discuss how these 'risk-reduction' actions might impact personal freedoms

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