The Weaponization of Outbreaks - Crash Course Outbreak Science

The video explores the concept of weaponizing outbreaks, tracing its history from the Mongols using plague-infected corpses to modern bioweapons. It discusses the ethical and practical implications of using diseases as weapons, highlighting historical examples like the British using smallpox against Native Americans and the Nazis in WWII. The video also covers modern bioweapons, the risks they pose, and international efforts to prevent their use. It emphasizes the importance of biosecurity and preparedness to mitigate the impact of potential bioweapon attacks.

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