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Alan Webber Shares His Story, His Journey, and the Power of Purposeful Storytelling

  Boundless Book Publishers Author Spotlight Every great author begins with a story. Behind every published book is a journey filled with experiences, challenges, lessons, and moments of inspiration that shape the message readers ultimately discover within its pages. For author Alan Webber, storytelling represents far more than the act of writing—it is an opportunity to connect with others, share valuable insights, and leave a lasting impact. Recently featured in a television interview , Alan Webber offered viewers a closer look at the experiences, motivations, and personal perspectives that have influenced his work. The conversation highlighted the importance of authenticity, perseverance, and meaningful communication in both writing and life. At Boundless Book Publishers, we are proud to work with authors who are passionate about sharing their stories and inspiring audiences through the written word. Alan Webber exemplifies the dedication and commitment that define successful aut...
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Why Public Health Professionals Need Applied Calculus More Than Ever

  Public health has always relied on data, patterns, and rapid decision-making. But in today’s world of emerging outbreaks, evolving disease surveillance systems, and real-time reporting, understanding numbers alone is no longer enough. Professionals must also understand how those numbers change over time — and that is exactly where calculus becomes essential. Gregory V. Fant’s Applied Calculus for Public Health Epidemiology — Handbook of Concepts for Disease Modeling and Public Health Surveillance approaches this challenge in a refreshingly practical way. Instead of presenting calculus as an intimidating academic subject, the handbook transforms it into a real-world tool for outbreak analysis, disease modeling, and operational planning. What makes this book especially valuable is its focus on practical epidemiology. Every concept is tied directly to real public-health situations. Readers are not simply learning equations; they are learning how those equations can help identif...
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The Human Side of Disease Modeling and Surveillance Analytics

  Behind Every Data Point Is a Community Disease surveillance is often discussed in terms of numbers: case counts, transmission rates, hospitalizations, and mortality statistics. Charts, graphs, and outbreak models dominate public-health reporting, especially during health emergencies. Yet behind every dataset lies something deeply human — communities under pressure, healthcare workers making difficult decisions, and populations relying on accurate public-health guidance. This human dimension is what gives epidemiologic analytics real importance. Gregory V. Fant’s Applied Calculus for Public Health Epidemiology — Handbook of Concepts for Disease Modeling and Public Health Surveillance reminds readers that mathematical analysis is not simply about equations. It is about understanding change quickly enough to support better public-health action. The handbook approaches calculus not as an isolated academic subject, but as a practical framework that helps professi...
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