Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Transactions of the Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Vol. 3: February, 1910
I am. The subject is complicated by problems biological, social, industrial and international. Any difficulty I might have had as to the lines upon which. I should Open this disc'ussion has been greatly lightened for me by a suggestion from Dr. Carnegie brown, that quite. Apart from the tropical aspect of the subject there is still the equally large question of how' the Spread of Ankylos tomiasis may affect the industrial life of non-tropical countries. The subject is one which specially appeals to Great Britain, not only on account of her important mining industries at home, but owing to her many dependencies In all parts of the globe, for the health and lives of the inhabitants of which she has made herself more or less responsible.
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