The Coming Plague
From Bolivian hemorrhagic fever to AIDS, these investigations trace how ecology, travel, medicine, and public policy shape emerging infections and the choices that contain them.
19 parts, about 43 minutes to read.
From Bolivian hemorrhagic fever to AIDS, these investigations trace how ecology, travel, medicine, and public policy shape emerging infections and the choices that contain them.
19 parts, about 43 minutes to read.
Garrett shows how mosquito ecology shapes dengue's spread; Yong adds how Wolbachia can block the virus inside mosquitoes and spread through their reproduction, suggesting control through symbiosis rather than only mosquito removal, with field evidence still provisional.
America's forgotten pandemic : the influenza of 1918Alfred W Crosby
And the Band Played OnRandy Shilts
Being MortalAtul Gawande
Brain EnergyChristopher M. Palmer
BreathJames Nestor
Come As You AreEmily Nagoski
Everything Is TuberculosisJohn Green
How to Survive a PlagueDavid France
Knocking on Heaven's Door: The Path to a Better Way of DeathKaty Butler
LifespanDavid A. Sinclair, Matthew D. LaPlante
Medical ApartheidHarriet A. Washington
Mountains Beyond Mountains: The Quest of Dr. Paul Farmer, a Man Who Would Cure the WorldTracy Kidder