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The Conquest of Infectious Disease,ectious diseases. By the late 1970s, a widely held belief had formed, in both scientific and in lay thinking, that infectious diseases were a thing of the past. As the EID worldview became popularised through the 1990s, that optimism was completely turned around, so that infectious diseases became t

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AIDS and the End of the Golden Age of Medicine,so a break with the previous history of medicine. Historians of medicine tend to locate AIDS as the latest in a long line of plagues. Yet the AIDS pandemic was, and still is, different: perhaps as much a socio-cultural and political phenomenon as a medical one. Arguably, any new infectious disease t

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Modernity, Globalisation and Emerging Infectious Diseases,’. The theory argues that the first epidemiological transition occurred when hunter-gathering societies adopted agriculture about 10,000 years ago. This was followed by an extended ‘a(chǎn)ge of pestilence and famine’. The next transition occurred from the end of the eighteenth century, in light of rising

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Mad Cows, Modern Plagues and Superbugs,scares following localized outbreaks of infectious diseases previously seen very rarely, or not at all. For instance, in 1993, the largest-known cryptosporidiosis outbreak occurred at water treatment plants in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with an estimated 403,000 people affected and 54 deaths (Hewitt & Sc

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Dirt, Germs and the Immune System,on and a heightened awareness of risk. As discussed in Chapter 4, the modern era began in Europe in the eighteenth century, with the advances in science and technology that accompanied the development of industrial capitalism. ‘Modern’ in this sense has a cluster of connotations relating to ‘rationa

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The Bioterrorism Myth, into the public consciousness by the mass media. The anthrax letters bioterrorism attacks of 2001 were by no means an unexpected event: America had been preparing for such an eventuality for over ten years. This chapter will explore how the discourse around bioterrorism became threaded through the

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