By Gareth Enticott, Cardiff University, UK In April 2017, Brian May – the rock star turned badger conservationist – brought … More
Tag: Disease
The world needs to be concerned: Pathological lives
By Steve Hinchliffe, University of Exeter “The diversity and geographical distribution of influenza viruses currently circulating in wild ad domestic birds … More
Climate change and human health: how COP21 has helped
By Joseph J. Bailey, University of Nottingham, UK. The potential adverse impacts of climate change on natural and human environments … More
The scalar politics of infectious disease governance in an era of liberalised air travel
By Helen Pallett Fears about the continued spread of the incurable Ebola virus have reached new heights in recent days, … More
Badgers, borderlands and biosecurity
By Helen Pallett Concerns about the threats to food and agricultural systems, and to well-loved landscapes and green spaces, from animal … More
Influenza
I-Hsien Porter Influenza is an airborne viral disease that, according to the World Health Organisation, can cause 250,000 to 500,000 … More
The Geopolitics of Disease
by Matthew Rech A state of national emergency was declared in America last week as the H1N1 virus claimed its … More
