The role of efficient contact tracing in 2020 and beyond
(WorldNews Germany)

Seattle, Washington. March 1919. The mood in North America is euphoric. The Great War has just come to an end and the Spanish Flu seems like ancient history. In sports, the Montreal Canadiens are on the brink of defeat to the Seattle Metropolitans, who only need one more win for the Stanley Cup. But Montreal`s star enforcer Joe Hall leaves Game Six early. And what was once a fight to avoid championship elimination suddenly becomes a fight for actual survival as Hall, his teammates and members of the Metropolitans reach the cytokine storm phase of the same flu everyone assumed was gone.1 The NHL never crowned a Stanley Cup winner that year. The Canadiens couldn`t field even one line of...