10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CONTAGIONIST»
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1
An Essay to prove the contagious character of malignant cholera
As it is, the cases are very different : there are in support of contagion,
innumerable facts of a positive character, which the non-contagionist cannot
deny, and which he has failed to invalidate. On these facts the contagionist has
built a theory, ...
Bernard Myles Byrne, 1855
2
The HIV Pandemic: Local and Global Implications
While this latest variant of the 'contagionist' versus 'anti-contagionist' debate has
been recognized for what it is [23], often the conclusion of many medical authors
merely reiterates the 'contagionist' stance and remains predominantly focused ...
Eduard J Beck, Lynn-Marie Holland, 2006
3
Contagion and Chaos: Disease, Ecology, and National Security ...
Contagionist thought was first articulated by Girolamo Fracastoro in his three-
volume work De conta- gione, contagiosis morbis et eorum curatione (1546).
Fracastoro argued that infectious agents generated human disease, and that
epidemics ...
4
Biology As Society, Society As Biology: Metaphors
quarantines for commercial reasons also tended to oppose contagionist theories
of disease. Most significant from the perspective of this paper, anticontagionism
also signified a major shift in the moral economy of disease, in which medical ...
Sabine Maasen, Everett Mendelsohn, P. Weingart, 2001
5
The London Lancet: A Journal of British and Foreign Medical ...
It is more than probable that the doctrines comprised in the modified contagionist
theory are correct; they appear to be so particularly in the case of the present
epidemic. For example : in this inquiry there are comprised the first twenty-eight ...
6
Health, Civilization and the State: A History of Public ...
In the 1793 epidemic, Benjamin Rush abandoned contagionist explanations and
rejected quarantine measures. Instead, he indicted a cargo of rotting coffee in the
docks at Philadelphia as being responsible for the disease. Rush was a leader ...
7
Colonizing the Body: State Medicine and Epidemic Disease in ...
The evidence of pilgrimages, particularly the Hardwar mela of 1867, seemed to
point strongly in a contagionist direction, but even John Murray, inspector-
general of hospitals in the North-Western Provinces, who conducted the most
detailed ...
8
The Horse in the City: Living Machines in the Nineteenth Century
Contagionist ideas led to a public health solution, which minimized glanders
outbreaks. Local and state health boards began to mandate the euthanasia of
glandered horses, an approach that American veterinarians knew had cut the ...
Clay McShane, Joel Tarr, 2007
9
Epidemiology and the People's Health : Theory and Context: ...
Writing in 1833, the contagionist U.S. physician Bernard Byrne (1807–1860)
commented, “it is scarcely necessary to observe, that intemperance in drinking is
another very general, and very powerful exciting cause of cholera” (Byrne, 1833,
p.
Nancy Krieger Professor Harvard School of Public Health, 2011
10
Cholera, Chloroform, and the Science of Medicine : A Life of ...
He twitted the GBH for making an abrupt shift from a strongly contagionist view of
cholera to contingent contagionism, indicated by a fall in temperature from 120°
to 92° in only three weeks. The highest degrees on this “loimometer,” or ...
Peter Vinten-Johansen Associate Professor of History, and in the Center for Ethics and Humanities in the Life Sciences Howard Brody Professor in the Departments of Family Practice and Philosophy, and Associate Dean for Research Nigel Paneth Professor of Epidemiology and Pediatrics and Human Development, 2003
3 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «CONTAGIONIST»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
contagionist nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
The Ebola outbreak was political — just like every disease outbreak
Bryson, and other "anti-contagionist" reformers, derided the science of quarantine as "old-fashioned," "superstitious" and even "Papist" (a British ... «The Verge, dic 14»
Penn Student and Mentor Dig Deep Into the History of the …
... and personalities of Edward Garrigues, president of the Board of Health in 1799 and 1800, and William Currie, a supporter of the contagionist ... «Penn: Office of University Communications, lug 13»
Contagious obesity and the fat and lazy myth
Nearly 40 years later, 'social contagionist' scientists from Harvard Medical School and the University of California dredged up the old data and ... «ABC Online, apr 12»
