Title: Good book, but Preston leaves out some people
Product review: I good book.... especially those who don't know much about hemmoragic fevers, but Preston leaves out some important people who worked hard against the first Ebola outbreak. Also, some of the "eyewitness accounts" got a little mixed up ( if you listen to interviews with Frederick A. Murphy, and others, they are a lot different than the accounts that came from them in the book ). All in all it's a good book, but if you already know a lot about the subject matter, you might get a little fed up.
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