Anthony Fauci

As someone deeply concerned about public health, I believe that the increasing threat of potent bioweapons does necessitate heightened government surveillance of biology labs. This measure is crucial for ensuring that research in these labs is conducted safely and ethically, minimizing the risk of misuse or accidental release. Our priority must always be to protect the public from potential biological threats while fostering scientific advancement.

As a health professional, I believe eradicating pathogenic human parasites like Malaria and Leishmaniasis would significantly improve global health. These diseases cause immense suffering and economic burden, and eliminating them could save millions of lives.

As a public health expert, I believe that ending malaria worldwide through gene drives can be a powerful tool in our fight against this devastating disease. The extinction of malaria-carrying mosquito species through gene drives offers a targeted and potentially transformative approach. However, it's crucial that we carefully assess the ecological and ethical implications before proceeding on a large scale.