Epidemics
(Book)
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Published:
Farmington Hills, MI : Detroit : Greenhaven Press ;, 2005.
Format:
Book
Physical Desc:
208 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.
Status:
CMC Steamboat Campus
RA652 .E645 2005
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RA652 .E645 2005
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APA Citation (style guide)
Williams, M. E. (2005). Epidemics. Farmington Hills, MI : Detroit, Greenhaven Press.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Williams, Mary E., 1960-. 2005. Epidemics. Farmington Hills, MI : Detroit, Greenhaven Press.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)Williams, Mary E., 1960-, Epidemics. Farmington Hills, MI : Detroit, Greenhaven Press, 2005.
MLA Citation (style guide)Williams, Mary E. Epidemics. Farmington Hills, MI : Detroit, Greenhaven Press, 2005.
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Language:
English
ISBN:
0737722827, 0737722835
Notes
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 202-203) and index.
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| 505 | 0 | |a ch. 1. Do infectious diseases pose a significant threat to humanity? -- 1. The threat of infectious disease is serious / Jennifer Brower, Peter Chalk -- 2. The media exaggerate the threat of infectious disease / David Baltimore -- 3. Bioterrorism is a serious threat / Richard Danzig -- 4. Natural epidemics pose a greater threat than bioterrorism / Hospital Infection Control -- 5. The SARS epidemic reveals the need to improve disease prevention strategies / Mark Parascandola -- 6. The SARS epidemic reveals the dangers of overreaction to disease / Declan McCullagh -- 7. The AIDS epidemic is a serious global threat / Ed Susman -- 8. The extent of the AIDS epidemic has been exaggerated / Rian Malan -- ch. 2. What can be done to curtail the AIDS epidemic? -- 1. Emergency relief is needed to end the AIDS epidemic / George W. Bush -- 2. A long-term strategy is needed to end the AIDS epidemic / Greg Behrman -- 3. Promoting abstinence and fidelity would curtail AIDS in Africa / Christianity Today -- 4. Promoting gender equality would curtail AIDS in Africa / Ndivhuwo Masindi -- 5. Access to rapid HIV tests should be expanded / Arleen Leibowitz, Stephanie Taylor, Jonathan Fielding -- 6. Access to rapid HIV tests should be limited / Terence P. Jeffery -- 7. Social condemnation is needed to curtail the AIDS epidemic / Rod Dreher -- 8. Improved education is needed to curtail the AIDS epidemic / Peter Aggleton -- ch. 3. Are vaccines harmful? -- 1. Mandating vaccination is harmful / Barbara Loe Fisher -- 2. Avoiding vaccination is harmful / Arthur Allen -- 3. Vaccines may cause autism / Kelly Patricia O'Meara -- 4. Vaccines do not cause autism / Marie C. McCormick -- 5. Vaccinations benefit military personnel / Ronald D. Harris -- 6. Vaccinations have harmed military personnel / John Richardson -- ch. 4. How can food-borne illness be prevented? -- 1. The government should act quickly to protect the public from mad cow disease / Joel Bleifuss -- 2. Mad cow disease is not a serious threat to the public / Steven Milloy -- 3. New technologies can help prevent food-borne illness / B.G. Scott -- 4. New technologies do not prevent food-borne illness / Monique Mikhail. | |
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