This book disentangles competing claims, opens the controversy for critical reflection, and provides recommendations for moving forward.
Mark A. Largent Livres
Mark Largent explore l'histoire des sciences, la politique scientifique et l'histoire américaine, en se concentrant sur des sujets controversés. Ses travaux examinent les racines historiques de la stérilisation forcée aux États-Unis et les débats contemporains sur les vaccins. Il analyse comment les préoccupations parentales concernant le calendrier de vaccination moderne ont émergé et évolué. L'œuvre de Largent éclaire les intersections complexes de la science, de la société et de la politique publique.
Keep Out of Reach of Children: Reye's Syndrome, Aspirin, and the Politics of Public Health
- 288pages
- 11 heures de lecture
The narrative delves into a contemporary medical enigma surrounding a mysterious illness that struck healthy children, leading to significant changes in health policy. As the story unfolds, it explores the impact of this sudden crisis and the ensuing search for answers, all while the illness inexplicably disappears before a definitive cause can be identified. The book highlights the complexity of medical research and the challenges of addressing public health issues in the face of uncertainty.