Publisher's Synopsis
Explore one of the most baffling and tragic diseases of the early twentieth century with this detailed study of pellagra by H. F. Harris, a pioneer in the field of nutrition and public health. Harris provides a comprehensive overview of the symptoms, causes, and treatment of the disease - which was characterized by dementia, skin lesions, and digestive disorders - and offers a fascinating glimpse into the medical and social challenges of the era. Written in accessible prose and illustrated with photographs and charts, this book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of medicine and public health.
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