An Unnatural History of Emerging Infections
by Ron Barrett, George Armelagos
A scholarly exploration of how social and environmental factors have influenced the emergence of infectious diseases throughout history.
About This Book
This book examines the complex interactions between human societies and infectious diseases over time.
It highlights how social, environmental, and biological changes contribute to the emergence of new infections.
The authors draw on historical records and scientific research to provide context for modern health challenges.
Readers gain insight into the patterns and processes that shape disease emergence across different eras.
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