Dr Adia Benton: Ebola To COVID-19, How Interventions Become A Way Of Life
Dr. Adia Benton: Pandemics are not new to human civilization. In light of that certain lessons picked up from dealing with previous calamities and pandemics become part of the institutional memory and social fabric and can be successfully deployed to help tackle upcoming viruses.
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