Disinformation and Inequality Among Countries, Major Vulnerabilities to Future Pandemics
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The experts gathered in Oviedo at the 32nd National Congress of the Spanish Society of General Physicians and Family (SEMG) have today analyzed the challenges of the new emerging viruses in a context of global health, stressing that, despite the scientific and technological advances achieved after Covid-19, the main weaknesses of the global health system remain the disinformation and inequalities between countries. The physician specialized in I…
The physician specialized in Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases at the Hospital Universitario Central de Asturias (HUCA), Enrique García Carús, explained that the risk that hantaviruses become an epidemic threat in Europe is currently low. According to him, circulating viruses in Europe have low transmission capacity between people, and most cases are caused by zoonoses, mainly by contact with infected rodents. The transmission between hu…
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