Publisher's Synopsis
The Scientific Basis of Monkeypox: Features, Prevention, and Treatments advances understanding of monkeypox, and provides a framework for future research with evidence-based and forward-looking content. Content makes use of modelling systems and current experiences derived from case studies to provide material that is cross-disciplinary, bridging interdisciplinary divides. Furthermore, consideration is given to the behavioral response to monkeypox infection including the barriers to vaccination. Content is split into 9 sections with each individual chapter containing structured content including policy and procedures, applications to new or emerging communicable diseases, a mini dictionary of terms, and summary points. Chapter contributions are from leading national and international specialists including those from world renowned institutions to provide a global perspective. The book is a perfect reference for specialists in infectious diseases, virologists, microbiologists, health scientists, public health workers, doctors, pharmacologists and research scientists.
