PERHAPS A GIFT VOUCHER FOR MUM?: MOTHER'S DAY
The Covid Crisis Group combines 35 deeply experienced practitioners and scholars who have worked on every aspect of the Covid war, in America and around the world. They have treated patients in emergency rooms, examined the virus on the lab bench, run public health systems and large agencies, studied infectious disease and epidemiology, developed products in industry, organized programs in non-profits and government, and given voice to those who have suffered.
"""Put this on your short list if you want to read a cogent, well-written account of the first years of the pandemic."" --Dr. Jonathan Samet, Colorado School of Public Health Dean's Notes ""With copious documentation and in largely nonpartisan fashion, 'Lessons From the Covid War' delivers an in-depth, methodical accounting of the Trump and later Biden administration evaluations and approaches to mitigate and defeat the pernicious, intractable virus... Hopefully, national leadership will be up to the task next time. Certainly, 'Lessons From the Covid War' and an impartial national COVID-19 commission can help prepare an effective, timely defense."" --Anthony Sadar for the Washington Times ""[L]ucid, sober, probing, at once analytical and engaging. ... It distills a complex welter of events into a clear account without excessive detail and at digestible length. ... The narrative takes a sophisticated approach to lead the reader through how our government, and our health care system, works and, often, doesn't.""--Richard Tofel, STAT News ""[Lessons from the Covid War] will likely stand as the most authoritative account of American policy failures and successes during the war against Covid-19.""--Peter Bergen, CNN.com ""A hard look at widespread failed governance during a global pandemic...An urgent, meticulously documented argument for better preparedness in future crises.""--Kirkus Reviews, starred review ""This is a sobering, realistic assessment, one of the most important to come out of the pandemic. The nation should pay heed to it."" --Washington Post editorial board"
