On Famine Fever And Some Of The Other Cognate Forms Of Typhus (1868)

Focusing on the epidemiology of famine fever and typhus, Rudolf Virchow's 1868 work presents a thorough examination of their causes, symptoms, and treatments. Drawing from his experiences as a physician, Virchow analyzes how social and economic factors like poverty and malnutrition contribute to these diseases. This influential text not only sheds light on infectious diseases but also highlights the broader societal implications, making it a significant resource for understanding medical history and public health.