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Written for the popular reader, this small volume contains short chapters on the science behind germ warfare. How diseases occur, the creation and use of vaccines, viral genomics, and resistance to antibiotics are some of the topics.
History; Science; Military; Nonfiction; HIS027010; SCI100000
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