The Indian subcontinent: part II

2010-07-01

Andrew Lee

K7 Computing

Editor: Helen Martin

Abstract

In 1997, Virus Bulletin published an overview of virus activity in the Indian subcontinent. The piece ended with a series of predictions. Andrew Lee now picks up where that article left off and examines where the predictions were borne out, and where they failed to meet reality.

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