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Captain of Death - The Story of Tuberculosis (Paperback, New Ed)
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Captain of Death - The Story of Tuberculosis (Paperback, New Ed)
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A comprehensive examination of TB. CHOICE Outstanding Academic Book
Award 1998. The dramatic story of tuberculosis is told here in a
straightforward and accessible style. It presents the stories of
persons connected with the disease, either as victims, or as those
who made contributions to our knowledge of it; in addition to these
personal accounts, the book unfolds the history and explains the
pathogenesis of TB. The re-emergence of tuberculosis as a major
American public health hazard has focused much attention on this
ancientdisease. This book offers a comprehensive account of the
disease from prehistoric times through to the present day,
detailing the attempts to eradicate it completely. Its four
separate sections [the spread of tuberculosis; its infectious
nature; susceptibility to it; and methods of treatment] are linked
through the device of presenting individuals' particular experience
of the disease, whether as as victims, or as those who made
contributions to our knowledge of it; in between these vignettes,
the book unfolds the history and explains the pathogenesis of TB. A
detailed medical glossary completes the volume. Thomas M. Daniel is
Emeritus Professor of Medicine and International Health and
Director of the Center for International Health at Case Western
Reserve University.
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