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Introduction: Retaining persuasion -- Doing disease -- Community immunity and the promise of eradication -- Family, authority, injury -- Persuasion and the unknown -- Conclusion: Rhetorically informed persuasion and a material rhetorical approach to controversy in science and medicine.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 135-147) and index.