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The National Microbiology Center Evaluates the Risk of Zoonotic Diseases Following Warnings Recorded Abroad: "Labs Are Very Safe"

The sudden death of a researcher in Siberia while manipulating pest bacteria has rekindled international alarms about the management of lethal infections. Given this scenario, Fernando de Haro has moved in 'La Mañana de Fin de Semana' to the National Microbiology Center, the reference institution where the most complex samples of the National Health Service are analyzed. The objective of the visit has been to know first hand how Spanish scientis…
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The sudden death of a researcher in Siberia while manipulating pest bacteria has rekindled international alarms about the management of lethal infections. Given this scenario, Fernando de Haro has moved in 'La Mañana de Fin de Semana' to the National Microbiology Center, the reference institution where the most complex samples of the National Health Service are analyzed. The objective of the visit has been to know first hand how Spanish scientis…

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COPE | Noticias y radio online broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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