Ebola: The Natural and Human History
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Ebola: The Natural and Human History

by David Quammen

History Science Nonfiction Epidemiology
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In Ebola: The Natural and Human History, David Quammen presents an accessible exploration of Ebola from scientific, historical, and human perspectives. This nonfiction title is suited to readers interested in infectious disease, the natural world, and the broader relationship between nature and society.

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Ebola: The Natural and Human History explores Ebola as both a natural phenomenon and a human concern.

David Quammen’s title connects scientific subject matter with historical and human perspectives.

It is suited to readers seeking accessible nonfiction about infectious disease, nature, and the ways these subjects intersect with society.

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