Urban Growth And SARS
5 May 2003 - 5:00am
Lyme disease is linked to suburban development. Rapid urban growth makes the world's cities more vulnerable to SARS and other pandemics.
"...[O]ur megacities, factory farms, jet planes and blood banks [are] opening broad new avenues for infection. The dark side of progress is now unmistakable; many of the advances that have made our lives more comfortable have also made them more dangerous. Some 30 new diseases have cropped up since the mid-1970scausing tens of millions of deathsand forgotten scourges have resurfaced with alarming regularity."
Full Story:
How Progress Makes Us Sick
Source:
Newsweek, May 5, 2003
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