OUTBREAK: How to Neutralize an Infection Before Complications Arise

In the past, contagious diseases were the main threat to life—when even minor illnesses could lead to serious consequences. But thanks to advances in science and medicine, we live in an era when medicines and vaccines help control most of these diseases.

Today, many people neglect vaccination, making us more vulnerable to infections that are becoming increasingly dangerous.

Doctors work to prevent diseases that can be avoided or experienced in a mild form. There are many infections—such as rabies, hepatitis, influenza, diphtheria, tick-borne encephalitis, whooping cough, measles, rubella, meningococcal infection, polio, and tetanus—against which safe and effective vaccines have been developed.

In this audiobook, Svetlana Oryshchak, a specialist in infectious diseases, shares experience from her practice, describing how severely infections can run and what dangers they pose.

The book includes additional PDF material.