Professor Sarah Gilbert on the legacy of lockdown: We must ensure we are better prepared for future outbreaks

The pandemic has taught us that viruses are not easy to identify – and can spread like wildfire

s we move into the late stages of the pandemic, it is important to reflect on the scientific discoveries of the past two years, so that we are better prepared for future virus outbreaks. I believe there are two areas in particular where we can learn from the experience.

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