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Infectious diseases are one of the most deadly and most likely causes of human decline. We are theoretically able to influence such risks as the possibility of thermonuclear war or climate change, but the emergence of new viruses and bacteria, which are constantly evolving faster than our immune system, is beyond human control. However, do not hurry to fall into the accident: the consequences of new infectious diseases can be reduced to a minimum, if you know how to prepare for them and how to properly investigate them.
Michael Osterholm, a medical epidemiologist, has been battling new viruses in the field of epidemiology for over 45 years. He has the quiet, investigative spirit of an investigator, as if he were finding the sites of microbial malice, to find the answers that can shake up the world.
In this book, written with the help of author Mark Olshaker, Osterholm will tell you how the first investigations into ILV/SNID, SARS, Ebola, and others were conducted.
In this book, written with the help of author Mark Olshaker, Osterholm will tell you how the first investigations into ILV/SNID, SARS, Ebola, and others were conducted.
And in the foreword, he will point out why COVID-19 is unlikely to be stopped any time soon, and that it is not the worst news - there are more pandemics to come.
