Viral Hepatitis and Public Health - Waje, Timothy
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This book is about viral hepatitis,its etiology, virology and effect on public health. It seeks to distinguished between viral hepatitis and other forms of Hepatitis such as toxic hepatitis and bacterial hepatitis. The concept of epidemiology and public health is also not left out.Model studies related to epidemiology are outlined in this book for students writing projects or thesis. This book is rich in substance and contents and is recommended for students of Public Health Medicine and Laboratory Science. Medical practitioners, researchers and academicians all need this book for knowledge…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is about viral hepatitis,its etiology, virology and effect on public health. It seeks to distinguished between viral hepatitis and other forms of Hepatitis such as toxic hepatitis and bacterial hepatitis. The concept of epidemiology and public health is also not left out.Model studies related to epidemiology are outlined in this book for students writing projects or thesis. This book is rich in substance and contents and is recommended for students of Public Health Medicine and Laboratory Science. Medical practitioners, researchers and academicians all need this book for knowledge base to impact their various areas of endeavors. May I also recommend this book to the general public for self awareness and preventive measures against contraction of hepatitis viruses.
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The author holds a B.Tech(Hons) in Applied Microbiology with a Second Class Upper Division from Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Bauchi, Nigeria, 1998. He has just completed the internal defense of his M.Sc thesis in Medical Microbiology and currently awaiting admission for a PHD with interest in Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Public Health.