Rabid: A Cultural History of the World's Most Diabolical Virus
A cultural history of rabies that blends science and storytelling to show how one virus has shaped human fear and medicine across centuries.
About This Book
Rabid explores the long history of rabies as both a medical challenge and a cultural symbol.
The book examines how societies have understood and responded to this persistent virus.
Authors Monica Murphy and Bill Wasik combine scientific context with historical perspective.
The narrative highlights the virus's impact on public health and popular imagination.
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