Yellow Fever in the North: The Methods of Epidemiology (Wisconsin Publications in the History of Science and Medicine)
by William Coleman
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“In the late summer of 1861, a small but frightening epidemic of yellow fever struck the French Atlantic port of Saint Nazaire. Coleman offers close scrutiny of this epidemic, and of related earlier and contemporary experiences with yellow fever, using their histories to determine how epidemics were analyzed. Students and scholars in the history of science, medicine,and public health will welcome Coleman’s close analysis.”—Bulletin of the History of MedicineTags
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- 614.4 — Applied science & technology Medicine & health Epidemics and poisons Incidence of and public measures to prevent disease
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- RA649 .C64 — Medicine Public aspects of medicine Public aspects of medicine Public health. Hygiene. Preventive medicine Epidemics. Epidemiology. Quarantine. Disinfection
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