The Spanish Flu Epidemic and Its Influence on History

This book explores the origins and global impact of the Spanish flu, examining how it reshaped scientific understanding from eugenics to public health. Through vivid stories from diverse locations around the world, it offers a detailed look at the devastating reach of the pandemic that claimed around 100 million lives between 1918 and 1920. The narrative also delves into the science behind the disease and considers the implications for future pandemics.