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Brexit contagion comes low down on this list of global risks.

"In the past, the contagion came from the surprise," she said.

This was before Steven Soderbergh's movie "Contagion" came out, and made it thoroughly, unnervingly obvious to all that a mutated flu virus could spark a global disease catastrophe necessitating prolonged self-quarantine.

France would be too vulnerable to a contagion coming from Italy or Spain to afford irresponsible behaviors at European level.

He noted that the "sound palette for Contagion came by way of combining three very different approaches Steven went through as he was cutting the film".

People realise that contagion has come to banks and they are very afraid of losing their deposits.

Charles Dallara, head of the Washington-based Institute of International Finance, warned of "underestimating the potential contagion impact" coming from the island.The government says it needs €7.5 billion ($10 billion).

Steven Soderbergh's Contagion, which came out in 2011, sets the bar high: the director and cast studied with CDC experts and the film won praise even from doctors critical of the film.

A fresh reminder of the current crisis's contagion dangers came on Tuesday, when France rushed to defend its AAA credit rating — one of the few top ratings left among major Western economies — after a warning by Moody's Investors Service that the French government was at risk from the Continent's widening sovereign debt problems.

"There's no doubt contagion will come to Italy," Daniele Sottile, a managing partner at the financial advisers Vitale & Associati in Milan, said at the same conference, which was convened by the Council for the United States and Italy on an island near Venice.

And with the contagion of cholera comes a stigma that follows one even in death.