Masks and Plague
A deadly outbreak of plague in Manchuria in 1910 marked a pivotal moment in public health and media. Doctor Wu, a young and innovative physician, challenged the prevailing beliefs about how the disease spread, proposing that it was airborne rather than through fleas. His insights not only changed the understanding of the epidemic but also highlighted the significant role of photography in shaping global awareness of health crises.In this clip
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