书目

The Cambridge World History of Human Disease

内容简介

Combiningrecentmedicaldiscoverieswithhistoricalandgeographicalscholarship,thisisthemostcomprehensivehistoryofhumandiseasesinceAugustHirsch'smonumentalHandbookofGeographicalandHistoricalPathologyin1880.Accessibletolaypeopleandspecialistsalike,TheCambridgeWorldHistoryofHumanDiseaseexploresthepatternsofdiseasethroughouttheworldaswellasthevarietyofapproachesthatdifferentmedicaltraditionshaveusedtofightit.Thevolumetracestheconceptofdiseaseasmedicinedevelopedfromanarttoascience,thenaddressesthehistoryofdiseaseineachmajorworldregion.Thefinalandlargestpartoffersthehistoryandgeographyofeachsignificanthumandisease-bothhistoricalandcontemporary-fromAIDStoyellowfever.Atrulyinterdisciplinaryhistory,itincludescontributionsfromover160medicalandsocialscientistsfromacrosstheglobe.TogetherwithTheCambridgeWorldHistoryofFood(2000),TheCambridgeWorldHistoryofHumanDiseaseprovidesanextraordinaryglimpseofwhatisknownabouthumanhealthasthetwenty-firstcenturybegins.

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