communicable diseases

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Dangerous diseases

scary illnesses that frighten the world
"Describes various diseases and epidemics that have occurred around the world"--.

The world's deadliest epidemics

2014
With concise facts, poignant summaries, and a wide scope that covers the deadliest epidemics throughout history, this book may inspire readers to start carrying hand sanitizer. Some illnesses have been eradicated, but as readers will learn there are still plenty of viruses to worry about..

Dangerous diseases

scary illnesses that frighten the world
2014
"Crusty pink scabs. Explosive diarrhea. Black, swollen bumps. These symptoms aren't just the stuff of gross out stories and horror movies. They are real symptoms, caused by real diseases. And some people are suffering from them right now"--From the publisher's web site.

The science of a pandemic

2015
Takes a scientific look at pandemics, epidemics that spread across a large region, or even worldwide, and the factors that contribute to them.

Do infectious diseases pose a threat?

Contains eleven articles that provide varying perspectives on issues related to infectious diseases, discussing the threat of infectious diseases, pandemics, and vaccinations.

Dust

2011
Jessie, a girl who died in a car crash, returns to the world as a zombie after being buried and becomes part of a gang with whom she fights, hunts, and celebrates, and when a strange illness threatens humans and zombies, Jessie tries to decide how to best hang on to what she values.

Tracking an epidemic

2014
Follows the spread of an epidemic by using the scientific method to follow it.

Fever

A fictionalized account of the life of Typhoid Mary, an Irish immigrant who moved to New York at the turn of the century and became a successful cook, until the Department of Health noticed the trail of disease she left behind.

Food and animal borne diseases sourcebook

1995
Presents information about commonly occurring bacterial, viral, and parasitic diseases that are transmitted to humans through food and water; examines the different types of diseases that are transmitted to humans by exposure to infected animals and insects; and describes some diseases travelers may encounter.

Contagious and non-contagious infectious diseases sourcebook

1996
Provides basic information about infectious diseases such as measles, influenza, tetanus, and shingles; and includes recommendations on vaccination and immunization, as well as advice on taking antibiotics, an introduction to viruses, and discussion of emerging infectious disease threats.

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