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Explore 18th-century public health and medicine with this meticulously prepared reprint of "Doctor Mead's Short discourse explain'd, Being a clearer account of pestilential contagion, and preventing." Though published anonymously, this work delves into Richard Mead's influential "Short discourse concerning pestilential contagion," offering insights into understanding and preventing the spread of devastating pestilence.
Delve into the historical understanding of contagion and the measures taken to combat outbreaks. This text provides a glimpse into the medical and scientific thought of the era, examining the challenges posed by plague and other infectious diseases. Discover historical perspectives on public health strategies and the fight against deadly contagions that shaped the course of medical history. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of medicine, public health, and the scientific understanding of disease.
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