David Quammen Spillover (Paperback)

The source of the previously unknown virus?. For five years he followed scientists to a rooftop in Bangladesh, a forest in the Congo, a Chinese rat farm, and a suburban woodland in New York, and through high-biosecurity laboratories.

David Quammen Spillover (Paperback) (UK IMPORT)

The source of the previously unknown virus?. For five years he followed scientists to a rooftop in Bangladesh, a forest in the Congo, a Chinese rat farm, and a suburban woodland in New York, and through high-biosecurity laboratories.

David Quammen Spillover (Paperback) (UK IMPORT)

The product is the paperback book “Spillover: Animal Infections and the Next Human Pandemic” by David Quammen. Published in 2013 by Norton & Company, this trade paperback book delves into the world of science and medical research, specifically exploring the subject of animal infections and their potential impact on human pandemics. With a captivating narrative and insightful analysis, Quammen takes readers on a thrilling journey through the complexities of infectious diseases and epidemiology, making it a highly relevant and informative read for anyone interested in science and public health.

Spillover Animal Infections And The Next Human Pandemic By David Quammen

“Spillover: Animal Infections and the Next Human Pandemic” by David Quammen is a comprehensive textbook exploring the fascinating world of public health, infectious diseases, and epidemiology. Published in 2013 by Norton & Company, this trade paperback covers topics such as virology, pandemics, and emerging diseases. With 592 pages, Quammen delves into the intricate relationships between animals and humans in the context of disease transmission, providing readers with valuable insights into the complexities of modern public health crises. Written in English, this book is a must-read for those interested in the life sciences and the potential impact of animal infections on human populations.

David Quammen Spillover (Paperback)

The source of the previously unknown virus?. For five years he followed scientists to a rooftop in Bangladesh, a forest in the Congo, a Chinese rat farm, and a suburban woodland in New York, and through high-biosecurity laboratories.

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