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Deadliest Enemy
This episode reveals why our ongoing, invisible war against microbes demands a fundamental shift from reactive panic to proactive, collective preparedness.
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“This episode reveals why our ongoing, invisible war against microbes demands a fundamental shift from reactive panic to proactive, collective preparedness.”
— Michael T. Osterholm | Mark Olshaker, Deadliest Enemy
Public Health, Epidemics, Global Preparedness
If you've ever felt the whiplash of public health crises, from initial alarm to eventual complacency, this will clarify why we keep repeating the cycle, and this will help you see what to do next.
Michael Osterholm, a world- epidemiologist, brings decades of direct experience battling infectious disease outbreaks to explain why our current approach to global health threats is fundamentally flawed and what true preparedness demands.