Joseph Alton Books in Order
Joseph Alton is a series of 4 books written by Joseph Alton.
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Joseph Alton books in publication order
4 books
The Survival Medicine Handbook
by Joseph Alton
2013
Joseph and Amy Alton discuss caring for illness and injuries when disaster makes professional medical help unavailable. Written for general readers, the handbook covers emergency preparation, medical supplies, common conditions and the responsibilities of providing care in isolated circumstances.
The Ebola Survival Handbook
by Joseph Alton
2014
Joseph Alton examines the Ebola outbreak through questions about transmission, symptoms and preparedness. Written during the 2014 epidemic, the handbook discusses household planning, travel and care arrangements for readers trying to understand the disease and its possible impact.
Alton's Antibiotics and Infectious Disease
by Joseph Alton
2018
Joseph and Amy Alton examine infectious diseases and antibiotic use in situations where ordinary medical services are unavailable. The book discusses medication categories, limitations, supplies and the organization of a sick room within a broader approach to disaster medical preparedness.
Alton's Pandemic Preparedness Guide
by Joseph Alton
2020
Joseph and Amy Alton examine preparation for viral outbreaks, including influenza and COVID-19. Drawing on their work in emergency preparedness, they discuss protective equipment, household planning and home-care arrangements for circumstances that disrupt access to normal medical services.
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