Vaccine Nation: America's Changing Relationship with Immunization
by Elena Conis
A historical account of how vaccines became central to American public health and later sources of controversy and debate.
About This Book
Vaccine Nation examines the shifting relationship between Americans and immunization over the past century.
The book traces how vaccines moved from routine public health tools to subjects of intense cultural and political debate.
It highlights changes in medical practice, government policy, and public perception regarding vaccination.
Readers gain insight into the social forces that have shaped vaccine acceptance and resistance in the United States.
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