The Year the World Went Mad

"The Year the World Went Mad" offers an insider’s perspective on the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, with epidemiologist Professor Mark Woolhouse recounting his experiences advising governments and observing the decisions that shaped the global response. Through a detailed account of the debates, warnings, and missteps, the book sheds light on the complexities of pandemic management and explores lessons for future crises. Recognized for its engaging and informative approach, it emphasizes the importance of swift, informed action to avoid repeating past mistakes.