Environmental destruction and climate change could lead to more pandemics, experts warn.

The COVID-19 crisis shows that over-preparing is the right thing to do. UBC professor Kai Chan says we should learn from that experience and act to prevent climate change.

While it seems the entire planet has shut down because of coronavirus, history says that we'll soon see the appearance of great art as a direct result.

The Global Preparedness Monitoring Board, World Bank and the World Health Organization warned that epidemic-prone viral diseases like Ebola, flu and SARS are increasingly tough to manage in a world dominated by lengthy conflicts, fragile states and forced migration.

The flu is the only pandemic in recent times to affect our country. But there are others out there and they continue to spread under the radar.

Experts say you can't predict what the next pandemic will be, but they're working on spotting it when it happens.

Leaders of the Group of Seven rich nations will undoubtedly voice unity over fighting terrorism, pandemics and tax evasion at their summit in Japan this week.