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It is a simulation by the WHO of a virus worse than Covid

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It is a simulation by the WHO of a virus worse than Covid

Virologist Clarifies the So-Called “Disease X” Could Be 20 Times More Deadly Than Covid

Virologist Matteo Bassetti has spoken out to clarify the so-called “disease X,” which has been a topic of discussion and speculation in recent weeks. Bassetti, who is also the director of the Infectious Diseases clinic at the San Martino Hospital in Genoa, addressed the issue in an interview with Tgcom24.

Bassetti dismissed conspiracy theories that suggest a new disease is being produced, explaining that “disease X” is simply a simulation by the World Health Organization (WHO) to study a virus worse than Covid.

The discussion around “disease X” was sparked by a report from the Wall Street Journal, which claimed that Chinese authorities had mapped the Covid virus two weeks before revealing it to the world. Bassetti expressed concern over the delay in communication, stating that it could have had a significant impact on the global response to the pandemic.

The virologist also emphasized the importance of being prepared for future pandemics, referencing the WHO’s studies on “disease X,” which suggest it could be 20 times more deadly than Covid.

Maria Van Kerkhove, director of the Epidemic & Pandemic Preparedness and Prevention at the WHO, echoed Bassetti’s sentiments, emphasizing the need to stay ready for the next potential disease. Van Kerkhove stressed that “disease X” is not a new concept and that preparation for pandemics is a constant and ongoing effort.

Bassetti and other experts are urging international authorities and the scientific community to work together to prepare for future pandemics and ensure that the world is better equipped to handle the threat of “disease X.”

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The discussion around “disease X” serves as a reminder of the ongoing importance of pandemic preparedness and the need for global cooperation in addressing potential health crises.

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