Interactive map logs the biosecurity blunders of the last 10

From Birmingham's smallpox outbreak in the 1970s a Soviet cover up of 'Biological Chernobyl', to extinct polio being found in a Dutch sewer in lab leaks of pathogens are not as rare as you might think.

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