Historical Reflections The Long Lasting Effect of Bubonic Plague on Human Immunity Genes by Global Biodefense Staff June 5, 2021
Historical Reflections People Gave Up on Flu Pandemic Measures a Century Ago When They Tired of Them – and Paid a Price by Global Biodefense Staff March 23, 2021
Historical Reflections COVID-19 Vaccination: What We Can Learn From the Great Polio Vaccine Heist of 1959 by Global Biodefense Staff February 24, 2021
Historical Reflections How Roald Dahl Became a Passionate Vaccine Advocate by Global Biodefense Staff February 23, 2021
Historical Reflections 1918 Influenza Provides Warning for Potential Future Pandemic Reemergence by Global Biodefense Staff February 14, 2021
Historical Reflections Plague Outbreaks Picked Up Speed Over 300 Years by Global Biodefense Staff October 22, 2020
Historical Reflections COVID-19 Anti-Vaxxers Use the Same Arguments From 135 Years Ago by Global Biodefense Staff October 4, 2020
Antimicrobial Resistance Genome of Alexander Fleming’s Original Penicillin-Producing Mould Sequenced by Global Biodefense Staff September 28, 2020
Historical Reflections Lessons for COVID-19 Pandemic from the Massive Public Health Effort to Eradicate Smallpox by Global Biodefense Staff June 27, 2020
Historical Reflections 5 Ways the World is Better Off Dealing With a Pandemic Now Than in 1918 by Global Biodefense Staff June 25, 2020
Historical Reflections What the Archaeological Record Reveals About Epidemics Throughout History by Global Biodefense Staff June 15, 2020
Historical Reflections What FDR’s Polio Crusade Teaches Us About Presidential Leadership Amid Crisis by Global Biodefense Staff May 12, 2020
Historical Reflections Tracing the Ancestral Genome of The Plague by Global Biodefense Staff November 8, 2019
Historical Reflections The Soldiers Who Took on Yellow Fever by Global Biodefense Staff September 2, 2019
Historical Reflections Dr. Frances Kelsey vs. Chemie Grünenthal by Global Biodefense Staff April 28, 2019
