A Condensed View Of The Cholera In Europe: With Its Introduction In America: To Which Is Added Forty-seven Days' Experience In A Cholera Hospital
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"A Condensed View Of The Cholera In Europe, With Its Introduction In America: To Which Is Added Forty-seven Days' Experience In A Cholera Hospital" offers a vital historical perspective on the devastating cholera outbreaks of the 19th century. Authored by Thomas Evans and James G. Kent, this work provides insights into the spread and impact of cholera across Europe and its subsequent introduction to America.
Combining observational data with firsthand accounts, including experiences within a cholera hospital, the book sheds light on the medical understanding and public health responses of the time. This historical record is invaluable for understanding the evolution of epidemiology and the challenges faced in combating infectious diseases. It remains relevant for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the history of medicine and public health.
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