Germ Warfare: The 1957 Asian Flu Epidemic
The Asian influenza epidemic of 1957 killed more than 16,000 people in Britain and more than a million globally. It exposed the fragility of the antibiotic age.
The Asian influenza epidemic of 1957 killed more than 16,000 people in Britain and more than a million globally. It exposed the fragility of the antibiotic age.
Robert Bud looks at the background to the major conference and displays at the Science Museum.