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Infectious Disease: A Very Short Introduction
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A concise and comprehensive introduction exploring the nature of infectious diseases, their history, and their interactions with human societies and immunology.
About this book
Researchers Marta L. Wayne and Benjamin N. Bolker present in "Infectious Disease: A Very Short Introduction" (published under the Very Short Introductions Series by the Kalima Translation Project at the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre) an engaging scientific and historical study of microbial outbreaks and epidemics and how they impact human history and health. The book explores the nature of pathogens and their transmission, and the ways they continuously evolve to counter human prevention and treatment methods, shedding light on the delicate balance between microbes and their human hosts. Through a smooth and accessible style combining medical accuracy with health awareness, the book offers readers and science enthusiasts a deeper understanding of global health challenges and how to address them.
Why read it?
Because it grants the reader an accurate and simplified scientific understanding of one of the most important health challenges humanity has faced throughout its history and continues to impact our contemporary world.
Who is it for?
For medical and science students, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding the history of epidemics, public health, and microbiology.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789948344841
Page count
220
Age rating
General