I wrote cute. I always wanted to write popular science in literary language. In June I signed the contract and got paid an advance to give the original the last day of February. That gives you vertigo, and you agree. I was good because if anyone expected me I can ramble on for years believing that I'm focused and I'm actually working as a high speed grinding mill water.
Well, I worked like a dog. I closed the block, I stopped reading, I filed the other projects that had begun to write and reduced the rest to its minimal metabolism: a few friends, little movies, little sleep, activity restricted grandmother, zero food and great delivery. I researched a lot and I added everything that was investigated since 2003. I interviewed doctors who worked as consultants and experts in health ministries and others who worked in direct contact with patients during the epidemic. Interviewed hospital administrators, social scientists, lab directors and pharmacists. Friends who live outside kept me abreast of what was happening in other countries. Mercedes Gonzalez, genia research and archives at the National Library found a material that had never seen specialists who collect data on the historical side of epidemiology. And I read every day internet European newspapers to compare the versions of the journalists around the world on alternative statements by the WHO, the reactions of officials, the strategies of the intricate internal laboratories and pharmaceutical industry . I've read twenty books on pests, epidemics, drug business and listened to what he knew about the terrible influenza epidemic of 1918. I went to all medical congresses and conferences that were on the virus and treatment.
For if after all this gives you go to the library lazy even to look at it, the index says
1. We were waiting. It is a story of why the emergence of the virus was not a surprise.
2. The big bang virus. Explains the details of when and how they pieced the virus
3. A military dwarf. Is the description of what you have in and how immunity.
4. Dangerous friends. Describe the action of antivirals, antibiotics and all drugs of abuse it all the time pressure and medical laboratories.
5. The phase in question. Develops the story of how he changed over the years the protocol of the WHO declared pandemic. And lo and behold, as I did not believe.
6. Model 1918. History of the English Flu was loaded between 30 and 100 million people in eight months.
7. La grippe Nostra. Describe what happened in Argentina during the epidemic.
8. Day of the year from the flu. This is a detail of what happened in Argentina: cases, good decisions, mistakes, social protests and political maneuvers.
9. So close so far. Account of how he faced the epidemic in other countries.
10. Much egg. Desasnarte chapter on vaccines (the flu A and all others)
11. We are all reptiles. Description of individual and social reactions against epidemics and infections.
12. Fever. Account of other epidemics who lived in Argentina: yellow fever, polio, dengue and lice.
13. Christ and apostles. Funny chapter in the transcribed and analyzed the craziest conspiracy hypotheses emerged during the epidemic.
14. The second wave. Progress on what can and can not happen later.
15. Glossary. Yes, you know, until I wrote a glossary to desasnarte better.
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already have a year and a half and watch how it goes. Is also clear that some gross bifachos chow and a giant lasagna twice a day, and noodles with cheese, tomatoes and avocados, oranges, pears and chunks of brie all the time. 
