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Communicable diseases

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Microbiology for the health sciences

Gwendolyn R. W. Burton

1983

Differential diagnosis of infectious diseases

David Schlossberg

1996

Introduction to molecular medicine

D. W. Ross

1992

Flypaper

Chris Angus

2014

Patient zero

Marilee Peters

2014

Invisible enemies

Jeanette Farrell

1998

Infectious diseases of the fetus and newborn infant

Jack S. Remington

2006

Infectious disease secrets

Robert H. Gates

2003

Essentials of Clinical Infectious Diseases

William F. Wright

2013

Communicable disease nursing

Theresa I. Lynch

1949

Control of Communicable Diseases Manual

David L. Heymann

2008

Disease germs

Lionel S. Beale

1870

Pathogenic microörganisms

William Hallock Park

1914

When Germs Travel

Howard Markel

2004

Pathology of emerging infections 2

1998

Infection Control

C. Mercier

1997

Killer germs

David J. Zimmerman, Barry E. Zimmerman

1996

Disgusting food invaders

Ruth Owen

2011

Secret agents

Madeline Drexler

2002

Practical transfusion medicine

Michael F. Murphy

2001

Viral Pandemics

Rae-Ellen W. Kavey, Allison B. Kavey

2020

Microbiology in patient care

Helen Eckel Mizer, Josephine A. Morello, Marion E. Wilson et al.

1998

Mayo Clinic antimicrobial therapy

John W. Wilson

2008

Epidemic of Rumors

Jon D. Lee

2014

Infection prevention & control

Pat Ayling

2007

The entire works of Dr Thomas Sydenham

Thomas Sydenham

1742

A letter to the commissioners for transports, and sick and wounded seamen, on the non-contagious nature of the yellow fever

James Veitch

1818

After the Fire

John Lockley

1999

Infectious Diseases

Deanna E. Grimes

1991

Emerging infections

Richard M. Krause

1998

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