Order InstructionsQuestion(s):Most of us are aware that there are infectious diseases that kill massive numbers of people around the world annually. However, most Americans do not worry about them until they hit close to home. Prior to the reappearance of the Corona Virus in Wuhan, China ( December 2019), the last big “scary” disease to reach the United States was the Ebola Virus (February 2014). After the Corona Virus became a global pandemic and begin to appear in the United States (somewhere between December 2019 and January 2020), the race to find a way to control its spread has shifted into overdrive in the United States. Was the shift in the level of concern and eagerness to create a vaccine due to the fact that the virus was impacting “Us” the United States, the effect of the viruses on the economy, school closures, the ever-growing number of deaths attributed to the virus or a combination of all or some of these factors?Do you think global diseases (Corona Virus, Ebola, SARS, etc,) get more attention and funding when it becomes a problem in “important” countries such as the United States or Europe?What do you think was the biggest motivator for the United States to fast-track a vaccine for the Corona Virus?