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Quali sono gli impatti dei conflitti non solo sulla vita immediata delle persone, ma anche sulla salute a lungo termine delle popolazioni e del pianeta? E quale ruolo dovrebbe spettare alla sanità pubblica e all'epidemiologia? Ne parla Eva Benelli con Pirous Fateh-Moghadam, autore di Guerra o salute (Il Pensiero Scientifico Editore). Dalle evidenze scientifiche alla promozione della pace.
Comparing the Covid-19 pandemic with two pandemics from literature: “The White Plague” by Frank Herbert and “Station 11” by Emily St. John Mandel
Epidemics is an often recurring theme in world literature, where authors share with us their realistic and unrealistic version of them. I recently read two books with global plagues in them: “The White Plague” by Herbert (1982) and “Station 11” by St. John Mandel (2014). These books came to mind at the outbreak of the new coronavirus epidemics, and I was reminded of the traits of their own epidemics and how puzzled they had left me. I will not compare these three diseases scientifically, as that would be impossible.
