WeCanReason Webinar – The common cold: 30,000 years of the sniffles? with David Miles
Everybody knows what a cold feels like: miserable. Learn why cold viruses can only exist at all thanks to the society we’ve built over the last few millennia.
Everybody knows what a cold feels like: miserable. Learn why cold viruses can only exist at all thanks to the society we’ve built over the last few millennia.
In 1918, an influenza pandemic killed more people than the First World War. The disease was called the Spanish Lady,
In 1918, an influenza pandemic killed more people than the First World War. The disease was called the Spanish Lady, among many other names, because nobody had more than a vague idea of what caused it.
In 1918, an influenza pandemic killed more people than the First World War. The disease was called the Spanish Lady, among many other names, because nobody had more than a vague idea of what caused it. The Spanish Lady’s descendants are still with us, causing the annual ‘winter flu’ that empties workplaces, filling hospitals and stuffing noses.
In 1918, an influenza pandemic killed more people than the First World War. The disease was called the Spanish Lady, among many other names.