Watching the world come together to fight the coronavirus has been an eye opener This is the first time in living memory, at least for those born after World War II and after many colonies achieved independence, that a single issue has bothered so much of the world The Spanish flu, a century ago, is believed to have killed between 17 and 50 million people, and those figures tell us the scale of what may happen this time, too © 2020, Current Science All Rights Reserved
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