Preventing the next pandemic : vaccine diplomacy in a time of anti-science / Peter J. Hotez, MD, PHD.
By: Hotez, Peter J [author.].
Publisher: Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, ©2021Copyright date: ©2021Description: 192 p: illustrations, maps ; 24 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781421440385; 1421440385.Subject(s): Vaccines | Epidemics -- Prevention | Public health -- International cooperation | Anti-vaccination movement | Pandemics -- prevention & control | Vaccines | Vaccine-Preventable Diseases -- prevention & control | Diplomacy | International Cooperation | Anti-Vaccination MovementGenre/Form: Print books.| Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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| RA638 .G75 2018 Vaccines : are they worth a shot? / | RA638 .H38 2019 Anti/vax : reframing the vaccine controversy / | RA638 .H47 2012 Your baby's best shot : why vaccines are safe and save lives / | RA638 .H683 2021 Preventing the next pandemic : vaccine diplomacy in a time of anti-science / | RA638 .H69 2011 Long shot : vaccines for national defense / | RA638 .K56 2018 Between hope and fear : a history of vaccines and human immunity / | RA638 .L37 2020 Stuck : how vaccine rumors start - and why they don't go away / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
A New Post-2015 Urgency -- A Cold War Legacy -- Vaccine Science Envoy -- Battling Diseases of the Anthropocene -- The Middle East Killing Fields -- Africa's "Un-Wars" -- The Northern Triangle and Collapse of Venezuela -- Sorting It Out : Attributable Risks -- Global Health Security and the Rise in Antiscience -- Implementing Vaccine Diplomacy and the Rise of COVID -- The Broken Obelisk.
"With global cooperation and cohesion in decline, Hotez, a former member of the US Science Envoy Program, zeroes in on the factors that drive our most controversial and pressing global health concerns, including war and conflict, climate change, antivaxxers, and poverty. He proposes historically proven methods to soothe fraught international relations while preparing us for a safer, healthier future. The 2020 coronavirus crisis makes the book more timely than ever."--