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ALT An excerpt from the story reads "Still, the fact that the mutations occurred at all is a reminder that H5N1 is a dangerous virus for people, one that could potentially trigger a pandemic if it acquired the capacity to easily infect people, flu virologists say. “By no means is this Day 1 of a pandemic. There’s no indication … of human-to-human spread, which is all good. But this is exactly the scenario that we fear,” Scott Hensley, a professor of microbiology at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine, told STAT in an interview."
ALT An illustration shows the point of view from behind a crowd of people, only the outlines of their head and shoulders can be seen in a shadowy light as they stand behind a fence looking at opened capsules with pills on the ground. Text in the foreground reads "A STAT Investigation: The War On Recovery. How the U.S. denies lifesaving medications to people with opioid addiction"
ALT A photo of STAT's Nicholas St. Fleur dressed in a suit and tie as he smiles and embraces another person dressed in a suit with their back turned. The STAT Summit watermark is in the bottom right corner of the photo.
ALT A promotional graphic for a STAT and Word In Black virtual event features photos of people featured in the story. Text in the foreground reads "The Story Behind Black Voices, Black Bodies"
