Americans were more resilient, less vulnerable to social-media groupthink, and committed to going to work and washing their hands.
Source: Coronavirus Crisis: Lesson of 1968 Hong Kong flu pandemic | National Review
Coronavirus Crisis: Lesson of 1968 Hong Kong flu pandemic | National Review
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