Historical Epidemiology and Infectious Disease Processes in Africa

This article outlines the historical development in African studies of the sub-discipline of historical epidemiology and the contemporary challenges of understanding infectious disease processes that require integrating biomedical and historical knowledge. It suggests that Africanist historians can play a significant role in collaborative and multidisciplinary research in this field by exploring the histories of disease processes and interventions, and thereby contributing to improvements in public health practice and outcomes

Comparative historical research · Disease · Infectious disease (medical specialty · Multidisciplinary approach · Pathology · Psychological intervention · Public health · Social science · Sociology · African history and culture studies · African studies and sociopolitical issues · Anthropological Studies and Insights · Epidemiology · History · Medicine · Nursing

• Beyond the Cut Hunter

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• Deadly gonorrhoea’

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• Explaining Disease

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• Researching a History of Epidemics in Sierra Leone during the Coronavirus Pandemic

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• The African Aids Epidemic

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• The Colonial Disease

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• Death by Migration

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• The Columbian exchange

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• Mosquito Empires

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• The Invisible Cure

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• The African Aids Epidemic

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• Disease and Empire

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• White Plague, Black Labor

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• Disease and Medicine in African History

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• The Indian Ocean as a disease zone, 1500–1950

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• Ecology Control and Economic Development in East African History

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• Disease and Empire

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• Death by Migration

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• The White Man's Grave

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• The First Large-Scale Use of Synthetic Insecticide for Malaria Control in Tropical Africa

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• Epidemiology and the Slave Trade

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• Out of Africa

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• Health in Colonial Ghana

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• The Colonial Disease

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