Remarks On The History, Cause, And Mode Of Transmission Of Yellow Fever (1903)

Focusing on the historical context of yellow fever, James Carroll's 1903 work offers an in-depth examination of the disease's origins, transmission, and impact on public health. The book discusses various theories regarding its causes, particularly the role of mosquitoes, and details symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options. Each chapter delves into different facets of yellow fever, making it a significant resource for understanding this once-prevalent disease. This facsimile reprint preserves the original's insights, contributing to the discourse on historical medicine and public health.