On Immunity: An Inoculation

Interesting Facts

• The book explores the connection between vaccination and public trust, examining how personal decisions affect collective health.
• The author uses the metaphor «immunity as a public good», highlighting the importance of collective responsibility in vaccination matters.
• Historical examples are provided in the book, showing how fears and myths about vaccination have arisen and spread across different eras.
• Eula Biss shares personal stories and experiences of motherhood to illustrate her thoughts on vaccination and immunity.
• The book examines the cultural and social aspects of vaccination, including the influence of media and public opinion on the perception of vaccines.