Aspecte juridice privind sănătatea publică în contextul istoric al marilor epidemii

"Although the concept of public health is a modern one and scientific understanding infectious diseases their transmissibility less than 200 years old, even ancient medieval societies reacted in an organized manner to great epidemics threat they posed order very existence. In spite fact that sources contagious were often vaguely or wrongly understood, some measures these older began take (the quarantine, cordon sanitaire, isolating sick, disinfecting objects) proved effective have been continuously perfected along centuries. This study will attempt discuss, using historical method, most important normative non-medical interventions history survived this day. Due legal nature study, we not discuss medical aspects during pandemics, like vaccination, treatment, diagnosis care. The focus be decisively European, although passing references made North America."