Leper
The article explores the historical stigma and social implications associated with the term 'leper,' highlighting the suffering endured by those affected by leprosy.
Niger leprosy patients get motorised beds
Leprosy patients in Niger State, Nigeria, received 25 electronic motorised beds to improve their treatment experience and recovery process.
Where have the plague boils gone? asks our reviewer after seeing the play about the leprosy scandal
A theater review discusses the ethical implications of historical medical practices as depicted in the play 'Doctor Armauer Hansen' about the discovery of the leprosy bacterium.
Chile becomes the first country in the Americas to eliminate leprosy, says WHO
Chile is recognized by the WHO as the first country in the Americas to officially eliminate leprosy after over three decades without local transmission.
Leprosy Truck offers free consultations, tests, guidance, and prevention of the disease in Itapeva
The Leprosy Truck is providing free consultations and tests for leprosy in Itapeva, Brazil, until Friday.
Archaeologists find surprising evidence regarding what happened to lepers in the Middle Ages
Archaeologists have unearthed unexpected findings related to the fate of lepers during medieval times in Denmark.
The climate crisis fuels diseases like scabies or leprosy among the Baka pygmies of Cameroon
The climate crisis is exacerbating the spread of diseases such as scabies and leprosy among the Baka pygmies in Cameroon, due to changing weather patterns that affect disease transmission.
HU-Univasf holds a health drive for people with leprosy symptoms
The HU-Univasf hospital in Petrolina will host a free health drive for leprosy prevention and diagnosis on Saturday, offering services through the public health system.