The COVID-19 Catastrophe

The COVID-19 Catastrophe by Richard Horton is a powerful examination of how the world responded to the COVID-19 pandemic and why so many systems failed during the crisis. The book explores political decisions, public health weaknesses, misinformation, and global inequality, while also discussing lessons that can help prevent future pandemics. Written in a clear and urgent style, it offers both a critique of the global response and a call for stronger international cooperation in healthcare and science.

Author: Richard Horton

Pages: 133