Myths about health and man. Answers to questions about the most important (set of 3 books)

The set consists of 3 books. The doctor who fooled the whole world In the book by Sunday Times journalist Brian Deer – a sensational exposé of former British doctor Andrew Jeremy Wakefield, who became famous after the falsified 1998 study, which falsely claimed a link between the MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, and rubella) and autism, as well as for his subsequent anti-vaccine activism. The public outcry surrounding the study led to a sharp decline in vaccination rates, resulting in a number of outbreaks of measles around the world. So why are vaccines needed and why should we not refuse them? Coronavirus A well-known doctor tells the story of world epidemics and the reasons for their occurrence: cholera, plague, smallpox, the Spanish flu, typhus, Ebola fever, MERS-CoV, SARS-CoV, avian influenza, COVID-19, analyzing in detail the families of influenza viruses and their impact on the human body. The book will help you protect yourself and arm yourself with the knowledge of how to assess your condition as accurately as possible and not to panic over fabricated reasons. Double Helix "Double Helix. The Forgotten Heroes of the Battle for DNA" – a unique book in its own right. It is not so much the history of the study of the molecule as the stories of the people who found themselves associated with it and who, guided by absolutely different motives, sometimes even unknowingly, made a huge contribution to the development of science. The period dedicated to the book – the first 85 years of DNA – is also unusual, as it concludes with the discovery of the double helix.