Bacterial infections of humans epidemiology and control vividly illustrates recent advances in understanding the interface between bacterial pathogens and their hosts the importance of incorporating social and political efforts into global initiatives for tuberculosis control emerge as additional thought provoking ideas the book bridges biomedical and technological advances with clinical and public health applications and is a testimony to the increasing need to rely on a . This is a companion volume to viral infections of humans epidemiology and control the apparent success of that book in bridging the gap between texts on basic microbiology and those on clinical infectious diseases led to editing this one on bacterial infections the chapters of which are organized in exactly the same format of 12 units introduction historical background methodology biological characteristics of the organism descriptive epidemiology mechanisms and routes of . Bacterial infections of humans epidemiology and control amazonde evans alfred s fremdsprachige bucher. Bacterial infections of humans epidemiology and control june 1993 revista do instituto de medicina tropical de sao paulo 353274 274 doi 101590 s0036 46651993000300022 authors alfred s