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What this book will teach you

The TBE Book

The Essential Guide to Tick-Borne Encephalitis (TBE)

The TBE Book is your trusted resource for everything you need to know about Tick-Borne Encephalitis. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, an adventurous traveler, or simply someone who values their health, this comprehensive guide brings you the latest information on prevention, symptoms, vaccine options, and the rising global impact of TBE.

  • Get expert insights explained clearly and accessibly
  • Stay ahead with up-to-date facts and figures
  • Discover how science is helping to fight TBE — and how you can protect yourself

Knowledge is protection. Start your journey to staying safe and informed today.

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Smallpox and its Eradication

A WHO-Published Chronicle of a Historic Victory

Explore the definitive account of smallpox eradication with this landmark publication from the World Health Organization. Tracing the path from devastating global outbreaks to the final, victorious vaccination campaigns, this book documents one of the greatest achievements in public health history.

  • Authored and endorsed by the World Health Organization
  • Rich in historical detail and scientific analysis
  • An essential resource for health professionals, students, and researchers

A story of determination, science, and global collaboration — captured in one extraordinary volume.

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Things that you will learn:
From the books

From The TBE Book

  • What Tick-Borne Encephalitis (TBE) is and how it spreads
  • Early symptoms, complications, and long-term effects
  • The latest vaccine options and protection strategies
  • How climate change and geography are driving the rise in TBE cases
  • Public health and traveler recommendations for risk prevention
  • Expert interviews and case studies from regions impacted by TBE

From The Smallpox and its Eradication​

  • The global history and profound impact of smallpox
  • How science, policy, and community action combined to achieve eradication
  • The critical role of vaccination and international collaboration
  • Lessons learned from the WHO-led global eradication campaign
  • Rare insights from frontline health workers and key decision-makers
  • Why smallpox remains relevant today in biosecurity and medical research