Mapping Disease History
Jim discusses how the practice of mapping, rooted in colonialism and empire, plays a crucial role in understanding disease outbreaks. He highlights the historical context of yellow fever's spread during the slave trade and the debates surrounding quarantine measures that resonate with contemporary public health discussions. Erin emphasizes that the narrative of medical progress is often misleading, shaped by complex social dynamics rather than a straightforward path of discovery.In this clip
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