Futuremakers podcast
Peter Millican on pandemics
8 December 2020
Returning for its third series, the University of Oxford’s Futuremakers podcast follows Hertford’s Professor Peter Millican as he discovers some of the devastating pandemics from 1,600 years of human history.
Peter and his colleagues look at ten major outbreaks: from the 5th-century Plague of Athens to the West African Ebola outbreak, via the Black Death, Cholera, Smallpox and HIV/AIDS, and ask how these outbreaks have shaped society, what we may be able to learn from them today, and where we might be heading?
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This article has been adapted from the University of Oxford. Image: ‘The Triumph of Death’ by Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1562-1563), oil on panel, Museo del Prado.