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Why an outbreak's path is set as much by roads and rents as by the pathogen.
Lecture / talkScience & nature
At Royal Geographical Society.
Where people live, how they move and what they can afford decide who is exposed to a disease and who recovers from it. The panel works through recent case studies to ask what geography can contribute to preparedness, and what it kept getting right that was ignored. £12.00, or £10.00 for members; students may book a free in-person ticket.
Tuesday 3 November 2026: 19:00 – 20:30
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