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"Infectious Disease Transmission" as a book category encompasses works that explore how infectious agents spread between hosts and through environments — from the biological mechanisms of pathogens and vectors to the social, environmental, and behavioral contexts that enable transmission. Titles in this category cover modes of spread (airborne, droplet, contact, vector-borne, fomite, food- and water-borne, and zoonotic spillover), epidemiologic methods and outbreak investigation, mathematical and computational transmission models, infection prevention and control in community and healthcare settings, surveillance and risk assessment, and the public health, policy, and ethical issues surrounding containment and communication. The category spans technical textbooks for clinicians, microbiologists and modelers, case studies and histories of epidemics, practical guides for public-health responders, and accessible accounts for general readers interested in how and why diseases propagate and what can be done to interrupt them.

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