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Infecting ourselves : how environmental and social disruptions trigger disease

Title
Infecting ourselves : how environmental and social disruptions trigger disease / Anne E. Platt ; Tonje Vetleseter, research intern ; Jane A. Peterson, editor.
Author
Platt, Anne, 1969-
Publication
Washington, D.C. : Worldwatch Institute, ©1996.

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Description
79 pages : illustrations; 21 cm.
Summary
Infectious diseases account for more deaths than heart disease & cancer combined. The incidence of these diseases is rising because of ecological changes. What are we doing to ourselves?
Series Statement
Worldwatch paper ; 129
Uniform Title
Worldwatch paper ; 129.
Subject
  • Communicable diseases
  • Medical geography
  • World health
  • Environmentally induced diseases
  • Diseases > Causes and theories of causation
  • Communicable Diseases > epidemiology
  • Communicable Diseases > etiology
  • Environmental Exposure > adverse effects
  • Environmental Pollutants > adverse effects
  • Global Health
  • Communicable Diseases
  • Topography, Medical
  • Pays en développement
  • Pays développés
  • Pollution
  • Maladies infectieuses
  • Conditions sociales
  • Communicable diseases
  • Diseases > Causes and theories of causation
  • Environmentally induced diseases
  • Medical geography
  • World health
  • Epidemieën
  • Milieuaantasting
  • Bevolkingsdruk
  • Leefsituatie
  • Antibiotica
  • Gezondheidseffecten
Note
  • "April 1996."
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p.64-79).
Contents
The burden and challenge of infectious disease -- How social conditions speed up microbial traffic -- How environmental disturbances stimulate microbes -- Waterborne killers -- Wonder drugs no more -- Writing the prescription.
ISBN
  • 9781878071316
  • 1878071319
LCCN
  • 96060361
  • ZBWT00781289
OCLC
  • ocm34685660
  • 34685660
  • SCSB-350877
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library