Deja Flu: Hard Lessons from the 1918 Pandemic We Apparently Didn't Learn Because We're Repeating Every Last One

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Deja Flu: Hard Lessons from the 1918 Pandemic We Apparently Didn’t Learn Because We’re Repeating Every Last On The single greatest lesson in 1918 was simple. Tell the truth. The utterly broken relationship between the public and its leadership fractured entirely under the strain of war and outbreak. Learning from it means a better future. Subscribe | [email protected] | Twitter | Facebook | Medium | NOVEL SCIENCE Visit the article for full text and a historical photo gallery

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Hoaxlines Lab Hoaxlines Lab Hoaxlines Lab is a project that researches media manipulation and unethical efforts to influence the public. Novel Science is the larger project under which we have had the COVID Dashboard, Ukraine Dashboard, and Hoaxlines Lab. Our mission is to provide real-time alerts, translate our findings into actionable policy recommendations, and develop resources that empower the public to confront information disorder. novelscience.substack.com

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