02071nam a22002891ib450000500170000000800410001702000380005804000250009608200170012110000310013824500950016926400560026426400110032030000450033133600340037633700250041033800230043549000350045850000510049352009670054465000450151165000500155665000610160665000370166770000420170483000350174620210105105414.0210105t2021    mhuo|||j  ||| 001 0 eng d  a9781532194085cRM 92.30qhardback  aPPAKbengcPPAKerda04223a616.24141 aHustad, Douglas, eauthor.10aWORLD LEADERS DURING COVID-19 /cBY DOUGLAS HUSTAD ; CONTENT CONSULTANT Mark N. Lurie, PhD 1aMinneapolis, Minnesota :bAbdo Publishing,c[2021]. 4c©2021  a48 pages :bcolour photographs ;c24 cm.  2rdacontentatextastill image  2rdamediaaunmediated  2rdacarrieravolume1 aCORE LIBRARY GUIDE TO COVID-19  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  aIn late 2019, health officials noticed a new disease spreading in Wuhan, China. They named it COVID-19. Within a few months, it became a pandemic that dramatically changed life for nearly everyone on Earth. Millions of people became sick, and hundreds of thousands died. Leaders ordered whole states and countries to stay home to slow the disease's spread. Companies closed or went out of business. Meanwhile, health-care workers on the front lines saved lives and raced to find treatments. In the Core Library Guide to COVID-19, readers will learn about the disease, how it spread across the globe, and the ways it has changed society. As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded, political leaders and health officials worked to understand the disease, slow the infection rate, and lower the death toll. World Leaders during COVID-19 examines how different leaders reacted, how the messages to their citizens were received, and how effective their measures proved to be.10aCOVID-19 (Disease)vJuvenile literature.20aCoronavirus infections vJuvenile literature.20aCommunicable diseases xPreventionvJuvenile literature.20aStatesmen vJuvenile literature.1 aLurie, Mark N., econtent consultant. 0aCore library guide to COVID-19