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SUMMARY:Science in the Cinema: Contagion - Colin Russell\, Sarah Caddy\, T
 or Tarantola\, University of Cambridge
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CONTACT:Anna Davies
DESCRIPTION:The recent Ebola outbreak showed how suddenly a deadly disease
  outbreak can spread. The 2011 film ‘Contagion’ anticipates the spread
  of a fictitious global outbreak of disease\, following medical researcher
 s\, public health officials\, and the general public as they deal with a l
 ethal infection. Discuss the reality and risks of infectious disease outbr
 eaks with our panel of experts:  Colin Russell\, an epidemiologist and dis
 ease modeller from the Department of Veterinary Medicine who studies the g
 lobal transmission of diseases\, Sarah Caddy\, a virologist from the Depar
 tment of Pathology and recently returned from work in the Ebola treatment 
 centre laboratory in Sierra Leone\, and Tor Tarantola\, from the Departmen
 t of Psychology\, who studies how people make moral judgements.\n\nIn conj
 unction with the Cambridge Science Festival.\nCertificate 12A.\n
LOCATION:Arts Picturehouse\, 38-39 St. Andrews Street\, CB2 3AR 
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