Invisible Battlefield: A Global History of Epidemics is not simply a retelling of history; the book takes the reader on a riveting journey through the harrowing landscape of pandemics, offering a profound exploration of the far-reaching consequences of epidemics throughout history. Chapter by chapter, the book navigates the intersection of medical history, ethical dilemmas, and the race for vaccines. Epidemics are not just medical challenges; they permeate every facet of life, leaving an indelible mark on political, social, and personal spheres. As a stark example, the author unravels the mysteries of the pneumonic plague and smallpox outbreaks in Moscow in the mid-20th century. The text reveals how the secret police, honed by the harrowing Great Terror, quickly identified and isolated those in contact with a plague patient in a covert operation, preventing the outbreak from becoming an epidemic and shedding light on the complex interplay between public health crises and government control.In the chapter entitled 'Truth, Lies, and Ethics, ' the book offers a comprehensive analysis of the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic and the rapid development of vaccines.Whether the reader is captivated by medical history, intrigued by the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic, or simply fascinated by the resilience of the human spirit, Invisible Battlefield promises an enlightening and unforgettable reading experience