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Going Viral

Mark Honigsbaum

The history, science and culture of infectious disease. Plus, a little politics and poetry.

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Latest Issues

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The Great Sheltering

We were ten minutes from Gibraltar when the captain announced that he was having trouble reaching air traffic control and would need to keep us in a holding pattern. “Hopefully, I’ll have more news in 30 minutes.”

18 days ago
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The first Mandelson scandal

When Peter Mandelson bought a house in the street where I grew up, I suspected something didn’t add up. Pity then that my editor killed the story.

25 days ago
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To weep or not to weep?

Regular readers of this Substack will know that, like many men, I am not great at processing grief. When my dog of 15 years died last summer, it took me several weeks to acknowledge my loss and weep freely. By contrast, my wife was inconsol...

a month ago
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When the world falls apart

Some said it came from the East, as pandemics usually do. Others, from Khan Younis where the corpses of babies lay rotting under rubble damp with mothers’ tears. In fact, the source of the contagion was Africa, a continent where war and hun...

2 months ago
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  • Mark Honigsbaum

    Long-form essays and articles from a medical historian and journalist specialising in health and politics.

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