From Hippocrates to COVID-19 1st Edition

From Hippocrates to COVID-19, 1st Edition by Dale A. Stirling is a masterfully written, panoramic account of how medical thought and public health evolved from ancient Greece to the modern pandemic era. This book captures the drama of discovery—Hippocratic principles, the rise of germ theory, vaccines, and the social, ethical, and political responses that shaped care around the world.

Readable yet scholarly, Stirling blends narrative history with contemporary analysis to explain not just what happened, but why it matters today. Case studies, key turning points, and clear timelines guide readers through pivotal events, helping students, clinicians, historians, and public-health professionals connect past lessons to present challenges.

Whether you’re researching the history of medicine, studying pandemic preparedness, or seeking an authoritative overview for classroom use, this volume provides practical insights for policymakers, healthcare workers, and informed readers across the US, UK, Europe, Asia, and beyond. The author’s balanced perspective illuminates how cultural, scientific, and political forces shaped responses to infectious disease—from ancient epidemics to COVID-19—making it essential reading for anyone examining global health systems.

Engaging, timely, and meticulously researched, From Hippocrates to COVID-19 offers both context and clarity in an era when understanding the past improves our readiness for the future. Add this 1st Edition by Dale A. Stirling to your collection today—an indispensable resource for libraries, classrooms, and professionals focused on the evolving story of medicine and public health.

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