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Hello, it's Arthur here. I'm sure if you've listened to this podcast before,

you'll have realised that we're not always offering the most optimistic take on world affairs.

And in this series, I've shared warnings of a modern day battle on the high seas,

the threat of aggressive imperialist leaders, a terrifying new arms race as weapons tech gets

automated. These are all big existential threats that we as individuals can't do much about.

But one thing I've never particularly worried about myself is my own health. It feels as if

that's something that I can mostly take personal control of. And then, the other day,

I was talking to a friend of mine, Professor Christina Pargol. Christina was a prominent member of

the independent sage group set up during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was there to provide a public

discourse on the science behind public health decision making. We were talking about what new

health threats might be on the horizon. On terms of what's coming,

well, actually, I went on to this website yesterday called Gavi, which is the Global Alliance for

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