Rabia: La historia cultural del virus más diabólico del mundo

The way the book intertwines medical facts with societal reactions is fascinating. I'm curious how the author decided to approach this balance.

The stories of panic and misinformation were both compelling and unsettling. Did these reactions feel exaggerated or historically accurate to others?

There are so many moments in rabies history—what led to the selection of the most pivotal ones and how they shaped public perception?