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COVID-19 and collective responsibility: a lesson from the smallpox outbreak in Moscow in 1960

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History of medicine; Ethics; Smallpox; Epidemic; Russia.
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Grigoryan Y, Krylov N. COVID-19 and collective responsibility: a lesson from the smallpox outbreak in Moscow in 1960. J Med Ethics Hist Med. 2020;13.