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Richard Preston

Unraveling Bioterror: The Fight Against the Revived Smallpox Threat

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Author: Richard Preston

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780345466631

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/2002

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 1: Part One - Something In The Air

00:0040:14

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Chapter 2: Part Two - The Dreaming Demon

00:0051:27

Chapter 3: Part Three - To Bhola Island

00:0060:45

Chapter 4: Part Four - THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOON

00:0016:59

Chapter 5: Part Five - A Woman With A Peaceful Life

00:0062:52

Chapter 6: Part Six - The Demon's Eyes

00:0027:26

Chapter 7: Part Seven - The Anthrax Skulls

00:00100:42

Chapter 8: Last Part – Superpox

00:0034:21

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Who should listen The Demon in the Freezer

"The Demon in the Freezer" by Richard Preston is an essential listen for anyone interested in infectious diseases, biosecurity, and the ethical dilemmas surrounding bioweapons. Public health professionals, policymakers, and anyone concerned about the implications of scientific advancements in virology will find the insights compelling and urgent. Additionally, readers with a curiosity about the intersection of science and narrative storytelling will appreciate Preston's engaging style and thorough research, making this audiobook a gripping exploration of the threats posed by smallpox and other potential biological horrors.

3 quotes from The Demon in the Freezer

"The world is at war with microbes, and microbes are winning."
"There are many ways to die, and one of the most terrible is to die slowly from a disease that is inescapable."
"It is the nature of science to take risks, and the nature of government to avoid them."

Author : Richard Preston

Richard Preston is an accomplished journalist and nonfiction author known for his gripping narrative style and in-depth exploration of scientific topics. With a keen ability to translate complex subjects into compelling stories, he has garnered widespread acclaim for his works, including "The Demon in the Freezer," which delves into the world of infectious diseases and biosecurity. Preston's writing not only informs but also captivates readers, making him a significant voice in contemporary nonfiction.

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