Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 330 pp., $25.00
'The 1918 influenza epidemic is one of history's great conundrums,' Gina Kolata writes in introducing the fascinating medical and scientific stories gathered together in her new book. As the subtitle explains, they are about the flu of 1918, and about recent efforts 'to resurrect the virus's genetic code,' which she believes may soon provide
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