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The Great Influenza: The Story of the Deadliest Pandemic in History
John M. Barry · 2005 · 546 pages
recommended by 13 people
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Ryan Holiday
“A haunting, definitive account of the Spanish flu pandemic that proved eerily relevant to 2020, offering crucial lessons about disease, leadership, and how history repeats itself.”↗
Dave Collum
“I guess it is a good time to point out that "The Great Influenza" is a great book. If you think modern medicine would have mitigate this one, you haven't read the book.”↗


Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw
“@Nilperoral @cshif42 @MharishiValmiki There is a great book called the Great Influenza.”↗
Greg Dworkin
“@heshsson yes1 brilliant book, which also explains flu better than most other things you will read”↗








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