📚 8 Books mentioned in "Joe Rogan Experience #1261 - Peter Hotez" of The Joe Rogan Experience

subject to this book That's that's the next one called marble health the next one so this is not released yet No this is out this actually this actually preceded the oh okay now this book is all about poor people and infectious diseases and that the rise of these infectious diseases even in the united states that's right So you know when we think about so i i you know led this big campaign to raise awareness of something called neglected tropical diseases or ntds these are the most common afflictions of people living in poverty i call them the most important disease you've never heard of ... but this book the blue marble health book came out of some number crunching that i did...

Peter Hotez mentions his book 'Blue Marble Health' and describes its topic as poverty-related diseases in wealthy countries.

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then i have a third book that i wrote a few years ago called forgotten people forgotten diseases that describes the neglected tropical diseases

Peter Hotez mentions his third book, 'Forgotten People, Forgotten Diseases,' which describes neglected tropical diseases.

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so that's a great question um we so there's actually a very nice book written by a medical historian at duke university named margaret humphries called malaria race and poverty and she has a hypothesis but i think she's onto something that um it the decrease the malaria dropped in associated with aggressive economic development

Peter Hotez mentions this book by Margaret Humphreys and her hypothesis about malaria decline being linked to economic development.

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in fact there's a whole there's a book written by dickens when he visited the united states called martin chuzzlewitt when he describes all these sickly people in illinois and cairo illinois on the confluence of the mississippi and the ohio river he's clearly describing malaria

Peter Hotez mentions this book by Dickens as describing malaria in the US in the 1800s.

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and that's one of the phony books they put out yeah called melanie's marvelous measles i mean it's it's awful

Peter Hotez refers to this book as a 'phony book' that claims measles helps build the immune system.

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so that's a great question um we so there's actually a very nice book written by a medical historian at duke university named margaret humphries called malaria race and poverty and she has a hypothesis but i think she's onto something that um it the decrease the malaria dropped in associated with aggressive economic development

Peter Hotez mentions this book by Margaret Humphreys and her hypothesis about malaria decline being linked to economic development.

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when i was in high school or junior high school i was forced to read a book and at the time i didn't care about it was called the other america it was written by a fantastic social activist named michael harrington who is a i think someone told me he's very devout catholic actually so and he wrote this book called the other america talks about the hidden poverty off the road

Peter Hotez mentions this book by Michael Harrington as a book he read in school that discussed hidden poverty in the US, and notes that the situation hasn't changed much since it was written.

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but certainly the vaccines not cause racial as autism i wrote it with the idea of parents vaccine hesitant parents and also the pediatricians... um definitely the vaccines do not cause rachel's autism as audio books

Peter Hotez mentions his book 'Vaccines Don't Cause Rachel's Autism' and explains he wrote it for vaccine-hesitant parents and pediatricians.

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