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Summary of Gregory Zuckerman's A Shot to Save the World

Falcon Press
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Duration
25m
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Falcon Press LLC

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Buy now to get the main key ideas from Gregory Zuckerman's A Shot to Save the World

Throughout history, people have tried to stop the spread of contagions - but with little success until the discovery of the smallpox vaccine in the late eighteenth century. Since then, vaccines and treatments have been found for many more diseases. Now, whenever a new epidemic emerges, researchers and pharmaceutical companies start a scientific race towards groundbreaking discoveries. In A Shot to Save the World (2021), Gregory Zuckerman chronicles the history of these discoveries and how scientists built on them to develop Covid-19 vaccines in just one year.

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