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Zika: Vom brasilianischen Hinterland zur globalen Bedrohung von Diniz, Debora

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ISBN
9781786991584
Book Title
Zika : from the Brazilian Backlands to Global Threat
Item Length
8.5 in
Publisher
ZED Books, The Limited
Publication Year
2017
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.5 in
Author
Debora Diniz
Genre
Medical, Social Science
Topic
Public Health, Infectious Diseases, Anthropology / General, Epidemiology
Item Width
5.3 in
Item Weight
8.2 Oz
Number of Pages
176 Pages

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An astonishing investigation into the outbreak and spread of Zika and the resilience of the Brazilian people in the face of the epidemic.

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Publisher
ZED Books, The Limited
ISBN-10
1786991586
ISBN-13
9781786991584
eBay Product ID (ePID)
234269615

Product Key Features

Author
Debora Diniz
Book Title
Zika : from the Brazilian Backlands to Global Threat
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Public Health, Infectious Diseases, Anthropology / General, Epidemiology
Publication Year
2017
Type
Textbook
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Medical, Social Science
Number of Pages
176 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5 in
Item Height
0.5 in
Item Width
5.3 in
Item Weight
8.2 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Ra644.Z56
Reviews
'A compassionate and inclusive look at the impact of the Zika epidemic: from the mothers of affected babies to the race for an effective treatment.' Laura Rodrigues, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine 'Ingeniously crafted and affectingly narrated, Zika is a momentous contribution to the critical study of science and global health.' Joo Biehl, Princeton University 'Diniz illustrates the devastating effects that Zika's spread has had on impoverished women, and how government scientists and policy makers failed to live up to their responsibilities toward those affected. A brilliant read, highly recommended!' Udo Schuklenk, Queen's University, Canada 'A masterfully researched and wide-ranging narrative of Zika in Brazil. Unforgettable.' Kearsley Stewart, Duke University, 'A compassionate and inclusive look at the impact of the Zika epidemic: from the mothers of affected babies to the race for an effective treatment.' Laura Rodrigues, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine 'Ingeniously crafted and affectingly narrated, Zika is a momentous contribution to the critical study of science and global health.' João Biehl, Princeton University 'Diniz illustrates the devastating effects that Zika's spread has had on impoverished women, and how government scientists and policy makers failed to live up to their responsibilities toward those affected. A brilliant read, highly recommended!' Udo Schuklenk, Queen's University, Canada 'A masterfully researched and wide-ranging narrative of Zika in Brazil. Unforgettable.' Kearsley Stewart, Duke University 'Captivating ... the reader is moved through the interviews on a page-turning, well written, and carefully constructed narrative arch. Nevertheless, the book's greatest strength is that it is based on scientifically sound and well conducted ethnographic research.' The Lancet, 'A compassionate and inclusive look at the impact of the Zika epidemic: from the mothers of affected babies to the race for an effective treatment.' Laura Rodrigues, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine 'Ingeniously crafted, Zika is a momentous contribution to the critical study of global health.' Joo Biehl, Princeton University 'Diniz illustrates the devastating effects that Zika's spread has had on impoverished women, and how government scientists and policy makers failed to live up to their responsibilities toward those affected. A brilliant read, highly recommended!' Udo Schuklenk, Queen's University, Canada, 'Diniz illustrates the devastating effects that Zika's spread has had on impoverished women, and how government scientists and policy makers failed to live up to their responsibilities toward those affected. A brilliant read, highly recommended!' Udo Schuklenk, Queen's University, Canada 'A compassionate and inclusive look at the impact of the Zika epidemic: from the mothers of affected babies to the race for an effective treatment.' Laura Rodrigues, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, A compassionate and inclusive look at the impact of the Zika epidemic: from the mothers of affected babies to the race for an effective treatment., "Diniz illustrates the devastating effects that Zika's spread has had on impoverished women and how government scientists and policy makers failed to live up to their responsibilities toward those affected. A brilliant read, highly recommended!"  , "A compassionate and inclusive look at the impact of the Zika epidemic: from the mothers of affected babies to the race for an effective vaccine."  , Captivating ... the reader is moved through the interviews on a page-turning, well written, and carefully constructed narrative arch. Nevertheless, the book's greatest strength is that it is based on scientifically sound and well conducted ethnographic research., Diniz illustrates the devastating effects that Zika's spread has had on impoverished women, and how government scientists and policy makers failed to live up to their responsibilities toward those affected. A brilliant read, highly recommended!, A compassionate and inclusive look at the impact of the Zika epidemic: from the mothers of affected babies to the race for an effective vaccine., 'A compassionate and inclusive look at the impact of the Zika epidemic: from the mothers of affected babies to the race for an effective treatment.' Laura Rodrigues, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine 'Ingeniously crafted and affectingly narrated, Zika is a momentous contribution to the critical study of science and global health.' Joo Biehl, Princeton University 'Diniz illustrates the devastating effects that Zika's spread has had on impoverished women, and how government scientists and policy makers failed to live up to their responsibilities toward those affected. A brilliant read, highly recommended!' Udo Schuklenk, Queen's University, Canada, Ingeniously crafted and affectingly narrated, Zika is a momentous contribution to the critical study of science and global health., 'Diniz illustrates the devastating effects that Zika's spread has had on impoverished women, and how government scientists and policy makers failed to live up to their responsibilities toward those affected. A brilliant read, highly recommended!' Udo Schuklenk, Queen's University, Canada, Captivating. . . . The reader is moved through the interviews on a page-turning, well written, and carefully constructed narrative arch. The book's greatest strength is that it is based on scientifically sound and well conducted ethnographic research., Diniz illustrates the devastating effects that Zika's spread has had on impoverished women and how government scientists and policy makers failed to live up to their responsibilities toward those affected. A brilliant read, highly recommended!, "Captivating ... the reader is moved through the interviews on a page-turning, well written, and carefully constructed narrative arch. Nevertheless, the book's greatest strength is that it is based on scientifically sound and well conducted ethnographic research." -- The Lancet "Ingeniously crafted and affectingly narrated, Zika is a momentous contribution to the critical study of science and global health." -- João Biehl, Princeton University "A masterfully researched and wide-ranging narrative of Zika in Brazil. Unforgettable." -- Kearsley Stewart, Duke University "A compassionate and inclusive look at the impact of the Zika epidemic: from the mothers of affected babies to the race for an effective treatment." -- Laura Rodrigues, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine "Diniz illustrates the devastating effects that Zika's spread has had on impoverished women, and how government scientists and policy makers failed to live up to their responsibilities toward those affected. A brilliant read, highly recommended!" -- Udo Schuklenk, Queen's University, Canada, 'A compassionate and inclusive look at the impact of the Zika epidemic: from the mothers of affected babies to the race for an effective treatment.' Laura Rodrigues, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine 'Ingeniously crafted and affectingly narrated, Zika is a momentous contribution to the critical study of science and global health.' Joo Biehl, Princeton University 'Diniz illustrates the devastating effects that Zika's spread has had on impoverished women, and how government scientists and policy makers failed to live up to their responsibilities toward those affected. A brilliant read, highly recommended!' Udo Schuklenk, Queen's University, Canada 'A masterfully researched and wide-ranging narrative of Zika in Brazil. Unforgettable.' Kearsley Stewart, Duke University 'Captivating ... the reader is moved through the interviews on a page-turning, well written, and carefully constructed narrative arch. Nevertheless, the book's greatest strength is that it is based on scientifically sound and well conducted ethnographic research.' The Lancet
Table of Content
Translator's Note Principle Characters Timeline Map 1. Telling the Story 2. Positive for Zika Where it All Began Deciphering an Allergy Epidemic A Mysterious Illness Strikes Bahia 3. The First Generation of Women The Foreigner The Northeasterners 4. Footprints of the Virus The Paralyzing Syndrome The Neuropediatricians from Recife The Doctor from Rural Paraíba 5. Patient Zero 6. The Aftermath 7. Implications for Women Worldwide
Copyright Date
2017
Target Audience
College Audience
Lccn
2022-508109
Dewey Decimal
614.5885
Dewey Edition
23

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