Just wondering since you 'highly recommend' it....
Also, a link to the article you seem to be highly praising....
This from the 'some who decry the shutdowns'...…….Forget the hugs....does this mean you're back to knocking on doors of those who HAVEN'T ended their self-isolation?
about 10 years ago, in two NYT articles. This author also wrote the go-to book on the "Spanish Flu" of 1918; it's cited at the bottom of the page.
Quite a bit on viruses, which is the point of commonality with COVID-19.
Note especially the three waves of a century ago. That's just one reason why Cuomo and others are wary of easing social restrictions too soon. St Louis and Philadelphia had contrasting and illuminating stories.
Useful also on seasonal flu, currently the whipping boy for some who decry the coronavirus shutdowns.
Barry's book, The Great Influenza: the story of the Deadliest Pandemic in History is highly recommended. Hey, you're gonna be at home anyway.
BTW our self-isolation ended this weekend. Maybe we'll drop by to give y'all big hugs.

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