Seth Berkley: The troubling reason why vaccines are made too late ... if they're made at all

The video discusses the symptoms of dengue fever and compares it to Ebola, highlighting the fear and perception of Ebola despite its lower transmission rate. It delves into the challenges of vaccine development, emphasizing the lack of market incentives for diseases affecting poorer regions. The video suggests solutions for market failures, such as providing incentives and improving disease threat assessment. It concludes with a call for global preparedness against epidemics, stressing the importance of investing in vaccine development as a deterrent.

What are the initial symptoms of the extreme form of dengue fever mentioned in the text?

Why do we fear Ebola more than other diseases, according to the text?

What is the fundamental problem with vaccine development for infectious diseases as discussed in the text?

What led to the increased attention and development of Ebola vaccines?

How does the text describe the economic factors influencing vaccine development?

What are some suggested actions to address the market failure in vaccine development?

According to the text, what is the ultimate deterrent against epidemic infectious diseases?