by Dale A. Stirling (author)

The pandemic known as COVID-19 demonstrates the significance of medicine globally. However, re-visiting the 1918 influenza epidemic provided an understanding of the perspective we took when we sought a vaccine that would be effective and instituted public health measures. This demonstrates that medical knowledge is a cumulative process that extends past the present and is based on the spirit of the legacy that this bibliography is intended to represent. The tome is a single resource that concentrates on literature associated with the historical background of medicine. It also recognizes the global nature of medicine and takes a significant part in this regard. Despite the online world’s apparent domination in both a social and educational capacity, a need for thoughtful compilation and focused references still exists, this bibliography achieves this goal.

Product information

Authors: Mike and Joyce Taylor; June 12, 2023

Speakers: English

ISBN: 9789814968355

ISBN: 1000574784

The book has 9,000+ references. It aggregates the information from the WHO’s International Disease classification, which is relevant to the section on diseases and disorders, as well as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Product Code classification database, which is relevant to the section on medical devices, equipment, and instruments. It contains comprehensive information about the subject, its geographical location, and the people involved, all of which are intended to facilitate reference.