he threat to biosecurity arises from beyond the specter of bioterrorism. Emergi

he threat to biosecurity arises from beyond the specter of bioterrorism. Emerging and reemerging infectious diseases when combined with global travel have the potential to flare into pandemics. The SARS outbreak of 2003 startled the world into a new reality. Suddenly a rapidly spreading unknown disease threatened the world. (https://youtu.be/B93uZPvThKc)
Consider these three very different outbreaks: SARS was a wholly new EID in 2003; FMD was a reemergence, and the plague in Madagascar (2017) was a particularly large outbreak of an endemic disease. What struck you as important about these outbreaks in terms of EITHER (1) social impact; (2) detection of the outbreaks; OR (3) response activities?

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