The Dancing Plague etc. and from scientists like Louis

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the book examines structural drivers of healthcare inequality and makes the case for reform—arguing that access to care should be treated as a fundamental component of a stable society

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The Dancing Plague etc. and from scientists like LouisThis utterly original graphic novel tells the true story of when hundreds of a town's inhabitants were suddenly seized by the strange and unstoppable compulsion to dance. The Dancing Plague is a visually striking graphic work about the 1518 Strasbourg dancing plague, using embroidery and pyrography to turn medieval mass hysteria into something darkly beautiful and unsettling on the page. It shows how art can make even a halfforgotten catastrophe feel