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The infamous Corrupted Blood incident: What a World of Warcraft computer game pandemic can teach physicians about public health crises
In the fall of 2005, an invisible threat swept across the digital computer game World of Warcraft, spreading panic, overwhelming entire cities, and leaving countless players scrambling for answers. It wasn’t a new raid boss or a cunning video game developer-driven event—it was a computer virus. The Corrupted Blood incident, as it came to be Read more… The infamous Corrupted Blood incident: What a World of Warcraft computer game pandemic can teach physicians about public health crises originally appeared in KevinMD.com.
In the fall of 2005, an invisible threat swept across the digital computer game World of Warcraft, spreading panic, overwhelming entire cities, and leaving countless players scrambling for answers. It wasn’t a new raid boss or a cunning video game developer-driven event—it was a computer virus. The Corrupted Blood incident, as it came to be
The infamous Corrupted Blood incident: What a World of Warcraft computer game pandemic can teach physicians about public health crises originally appeared in KevinMD.com.
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