Leprosy in Northern Territory Aborigines 1970 work

A comprehensive medical and historical study of leprosy in Australia’s Northern Territory. Drawing on decades of research, fieldwork, and clinical observation, the book examines the prevalence, treatment, and social impact of the disease among Indigenous communities, while situating it within broader public health practices of the region. Rich with data, case studies, and historical context, this work explores the intersection of medicine, culture, and policy, highlighting how leprosy affected both patients and communities over time