State Vaccination With Special Reference to Some Principles of Ancient Judaism offers a critical, historical view of vaccination and its religious and political implications.
This nonfiction work presents a pointed critique of early vaccination debates, exploring how medical authority, law, and conscience intersect in the fight over compulsory vaccination. It traces arguments about ethics, statistics, and the legitimacy of public health measures, while situating them in Jewish history and tradition.
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