Cholera Preventible is a groundbreaking book that advocates for the use of public health measures to prevent the spread of cholera. Written by Esther Copley, a nurse who witnessed the devastating effects of cholera in her community, this book argues that with proper sanitation and hygiene practices, cholera can be eradicated. This book is an important historical document that sheds light on the early days of public health advocacy and the fight against infectious diseases.

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