Nuclear war, public health, the COVID-19 epidemic: Lessons for prevention, preparation, mitigation, and education
By Andrew Futter, Samuel I. Watson, Peter J. Chilton, Richard J. Lilford | September 8, 2020
Illustration by Thomas Gaulkin. Coronavirus graphic via CDC; Maralinga nuclear test photo via InnoventionAustralia (CC BY 2.0)
Nuclear war, public health, the COVID-19 epidemic: Lessons for prevention, preparation, mitigation, and education
By Andrew Futter, Samuel I. Watson, Peter J. Chilton, Richard J. Lilford | September 8, 2020
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Keywords: COVID-19, nuclear risk, nuclear war, nuclear weapons, public health
Topics: Biosecurity, Nuclear Weapons
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Andrew Futter
Andrew Futter is a Professor of International Politics at the University of Leicester, UK.... Read More
Samuel I. Watson
Samuel I. Watson is an Associate Professor at the University of Warwick, UK. ... Read More
Peter J. Chilton
Peter J. Chilton is a Research Fellow at the University of Birmingham, UK. ... Read More
Richard J. Lilford
Richard J. Lilford is Professor of Public Health at the University of Birmingham, UK and has five grandchildren who are his inspiration in writing... Read More
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