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Four years after filming \'Threading the NEIDL\',\\xa0Vincent and Alan return to the\\xa0National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratory\\xa0BSL4\\xa0facility at Boston University\\xa0where they\\xa0speak with science writer David Quammen.

Links for this episode

• David Quammen\'s\\xa0website
• Spillover\\xa0by David Quammen
• Threading the NEIDL\\xa0(TWiV 200)
• The\\xa0NEIDL\\xa0at Boston University

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