John Snow’s groundbreaking investigation of cholera in 19th century London employed field methods and innovative mapping techniques that created the framework for modern epidemiological science. Snow’s work also illustrates the enduring interconnection of infectious disease and social inequality, which we will relate to the late 20th century resurgence of tuberculosis and the COVID-19 pandemic. This presentation is led by UM-Dearborn experts Paul Draus, PhD & Jacob Napieralski, PhD. Part two of a six part series.
Pandemic Perspectives is a free, virtual course. This series of six expert talks will cover a broad array of pandemic-related topics. UM-Dearborn faculty will apply their researched perspectives to help you better understand pandemic sources, consequences, implications and precedents of the Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic.
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