Della peste e della pubblica amministrazione sanitaria

About this book

In the early 19th century, A. A. Frari penned "Della peste e della pubblica amministrazione sanitaria," a groundbreaking scientific work shedding light on the prevention of plague. Delving into the historical ramifications of this deadly disease, Frari also dissects the crucial role of governments in maintaining public health. This document not only highlights the devastating effects of the plague but also underscores the essential need for robust public health measures. Ideal for medical history enthusiasts and public health advocates, this publication offers a unique perspective on the intersection of disease control and governmental duties. Dive into this enlightening text to uncover the intricate relationship between pandemics and public administration.