16 essay(s)
Historical Epidemiology
Essays on epidemics as historical forces: ancient pathogens, colonial encounters, disease ecology, and the long memory of public health.
The Edge of Epidemiology
History-haunted epidemiology, live reporting, and interactive public-health exhibits in one place.
Topic hubs
A topical map of disease history, war, ecology, geography, methods, wellness claims, and neuroepidemiology.
16 essay(s)
Essays on epidemics as historical forces: ancient pathogens, colonial encounters, disease ecology, and the long memory of public health.
7 essay(s)
War, armies, migration, logistics, barracks, ships, and the infections that move through military systems.
16 essay(s)
Disease stories where landscapes, reservoirs, vectors, cities, climate, and infrastructure explain more than the pathogen alone.
6 essay(s)
Map-first work on how pathogens travel through ports, ships, animal reservoirs, water systems, roads, empires, and borders.
21 essay(s)
Readable epidemiology methods, causal inference, risk communication, evidence grading, replication, and statistical thinking.
12 essay(s)
Evidence-first writing on supplements, nutrition, wellness panics, influencer claims, and health stories that outrun the data.
11 essay(s)
Neuroepidemiology essays on migraine, cognition, epilepsy, dementia, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and brain-health evidence.