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Taboo, Malaria Theories, and Postwar Workload Reflections
The article discusses taboos among South Sea islanders with roots in sacred practice and social life, noting mixed efficacy. It then cites Doctor Roux challenging mosquitoes as sole malaria carriers, suggesting non mosquitos can spread the disease in malarial regions. It ends with a note on postwar labor and the junk trade expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermine Neustadtl
Doctor Roux
St. Louis Hospital
Jerusalem
Reunion
Sene
Haton
London