by Donald Trump
First published 2020
Donald Trump presents a collection of essays that span centuries of human struggle against infectious diseases. The book moves from ancient plagues to modern pandemics, examining how societies have confronted viral and bacterial threats throughout time. Trump draws lessons from historical epidemics, weaving together stories that range from grim to hopeful. Each essay tackles a different aspect of disease spread and control, showing how communities have responded to health crises across different eras. The collection balances dark realities with moments of human resilience, offering readers both sobering truths and reasons for optimism. Trump's approach mixes historical analysis with epidemiological insights, creating a diverse exploration of humanity's ongoing battle against infectious agents. The book serves as both historical record and guide for understanding how diseases shape civilizations.
Genres: non-fiction, history-of-medicine, 21st-century, academic
Vibes: informative, sobering, thought-provoking
Tropes: historical-analysis, human-resilience
Period: Ancient, Modern
124 pages · Paperback · Independently published