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Comprehensive yet succinct insight into the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of infectious diseases including COVID-19, mpox, Ebola, and Lyme disease
Rising Contagious Diseasesprovides basic information about preventing and treating threatening infectious diseases from viral, bacterial, and parasitic sources, including 28 emerging or recurring diseases like COVID-19, mpox, Ebola, bird and swine flu, malaria, Legionnaires', and others. The text highlights molecular surveillance and epidemiology (including zoonotic pathogens or their variants), innovative strategies for pathogen detection, drug and vaccine development, appropriate preventive measures, cost-effective diagnostic procedures (assays), and effective therapeutic strategies.
The text is unique due to its broad coverage of today's infectious diseases, covering several which are not similarly addressed elsewhere, with detailed insight from experts around the world.
Composed of 30 chapters of fundamental facts alongside practical and clinical data,Rising Contagious Diseasescovers sample topics such as:
Re-emergence of certain diseases in recent decades due to dynamic host-pathogen interactions, anthropogenic selection, and climate changeHow real-time epidemiological surveillance can improve detection of infectious disease outbreaks or new infections of public health importanceUp-to-date insight on transmission dynamics, epidemiology, clinical manifestation, advances in diagnostics, and management of covered diseasesEffects of disease outbreaks on the world at large, such as through high morbidity and mortality rates and rising healthcare costs
With detailed insight on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of infectious diseases,Rising Contagious Diseasesis an essential reference for health care professionals, academics in the field of microbiology, immunology, infectious diseases, pathology, pharmacology and public health, and undergraduates and postgraduates in related disciplines.