Deadly satellites: how microbes changed our lives
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The pandemic will happen again. Infections are constantly distributed, they launch crises, change politics and business. Global outbreaks leave a mark in the culture and in the personal history of each family. Viruses, bacteria, protozoa, fungi will continue to intervene in public health and our decisions.
In his book, the virologist Dorothy Crawford, Honored Professor of Medical microbiology of the University of Edinburgh, the gentleman of the excellent Order of the British Empire, in an accessible form offers a modern evidence -based view of how infectious diseases are transmitted and spread, how microbes evolve with us. Deadly satellites are a scientific chronicle of the most destructive epidemics and their consequences for society. The book withstood several publications and was translated into many languages of the world.
The series Summa Rerum (lat. The totality of all that exists) popular science books devoted to the available and evidence-based explanation of objective reality, from the authors from leading scientific centers
In his book, the virologist Dorothy Crawford, Honored Professor of Medical microbiology of the University of Edinburgh, the gentleman of the excellent Order of the British Empire, in an accessible form offers a modern evidence -based view of how infectious diseases are transmitted and spread, how microbes evolve with us. Deadly satellites are a scientific chronicle of the most destructive epidemics and their consequences for society. The book withstood several publications and was translated into many languages of the world.
The series Summa Rerum (lat. The totality of all that exists) popular science books devoted to the available and evidence-based explanation of objective reality, from the authors from leading scientific centers
Author:
Author:Crawford Dorothy
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Comics and Graphic Novels
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Natural sciences
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Series: Summa Rerum
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ISBN:978-5-22-33721-9
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