The United Kingdom has concluded "Exercise Pegasus," the largest pandemic simulation conducted in nearly a decade. This simulation involved a hypothetical outbreak of the enterovirus EV-D68, which is believed to have originated from pigs and primarily affects children, resulting in severe health complications.
Details regarding the specific outcomes or findings from the exercise have not been disclosed. However, the simulation aimed to prepare public health officials and emergency responders for potential future pandemics.
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