Epstein Secrets

e. 'What is more likely to kill millions of peo- ple? Nuclear war or a virus that makes the leap from animal to man? If, tomor- row, I had to go to Las Vegas and place a bet on the next great killer, I would put all my money on a virus." The No- bel Prize-winning molecular biologist Joshua Lederberg onc

er our biological surroundings are daunting. "I won't say viruses can be conquered," David Baltimore told me. Baltimore, the for- mer president of Caltech, received a Nobel Prize for his work in elucidat- ing the mechanics of retroviruses. "Not completely. But they don't have to conquer us, either."

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