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Legal Aspects of Infectious Diseases - Softcover

Tanner, Benjamin

 
9781930056923: Legal Aspects of Infectious Diseases

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This new reference is a easy to follow discusses infectious diseases and their legal implications. You will find background information on the most common waterborne, foodborne, airborne, body fluid transmitted, insect transmitted, and hospital acquired infectious diseases. The book discusses disease transmission, types of outbreaks, treatment, prevention, economic impact, and legal implications. Also included is a section on biological weapons, an emerging terrorist threat. This section includes information on types of weapons, diseases of concern and potential legal and economic impact from use of this type of weapon. You will also discover information on the biology of microorganism, virulence and drug resistance, and investigation of infectious disease outbreaks of all types. Topics Include: Microbes and Infection Viruses Bacteria Parasites Fungi Disease transmission Virulence Drug Resistance Waterborne diseases Foodborne diseases Airborne diseases Body-fluid transmitted diseases Insect transmitted diseases Hospital acquired diseases Biological weapons Risk assessment

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Benjamin Tanner, Ph.D. received a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Microbiology and Immunology from the University of Arizona in 2005, where renowned microbiologist Dr. Charles Gerba served as his advisor. He has published a number of articles in peer-reviewed scholarly journals and presented his research to various audiences in academia, industry, and government. In addition, he has done collaborative research with the United States Environmental Protection Agency, United States Department of Agriculture, and the National Science Foundation Water Quality Center at the University of Arizona. Dr. Tanner has focused his academic and professional endeavors on preventing environmentally mediated disease transmission. Some of his major achievements include helping to define the impact of water quality on the action of disinfectants, evaluating environmental specimens for microorganisms in support of litigation, assessing risks of infection from aerosols generated during the reuse of municipal waste, and assisting with the identification of noroviruses as the cause of gastrointestinal disease outbreaks on cruise ships. Dr. Tanner currently works as a microbiologist for the Clorox Company, where he develops disinfectants that help prevent disease transmission.

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