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• Select Factors influencing the mental wellbeing of persons affected by leprosy in Far-Western Nepal.

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  Factors influencing the mental wellbeing of persons affected by leprosy in Far-Western Nepal.

  Authors:Louise Pierneef, Anna T. van't Noordende, Mamta Bista, Usha Singh, Manon B. Scheltema, Ashok K. Joshi, et al.From:Leprosy Review (Vol. 93, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Mar. 20227,031 words Report 1550LObjective To investigate factors that influence the mental wellbeing of persons affected by leprosy in Far-Western Nepal. Methods The study used a cross-sectional design with a qualitative approach. Semistructured,...
• Select Molecular search for M. lepromatosis among clinically diagnosed leprosy patients in a tertiary care centre in South India.

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  Molecular search for M. lepromatosis among clinically diagnosed leprosy patients in a tertiary care centre in South India.

  Authors:Swapna Muthusamya, Sangeetha A. Vilvanathan, Senthil Pragash Dhandapany, Vijay M. Bhagat, Vineet K. Chadhad, Elavarasan Sivashanmugame, et al.From:Leprosy Review (Vol. 93, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Mar. 2022996 words Letter to the editor 1890LKeywords: M. lepromatosis, molecular test Sir, Leprosy is a chronic, infectious, mycobacterial disease mainly affecting the skin, peripheral nerves, mucosal surfaces and eyes. About 160 countries across the world...
• Select Knowledge and attitudes on leprosy of healthcare workers in a tertiary government hospital in the Philippines.

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  Knowledge and attitudes on leprosy of healthcare workers in a tertiary government hospital in the Philippines.

  Authors:Czarina P. Chavez, Miyahra Haniko P. Lopez, Christine E. de Guia, Martha Joy B. Tapales, and Abelaine A. Venida-TablizoFrom:Leprosy Review (Vol. 93, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Mar. 20223,396 words Report 1590LBackground/Objectives The drivers of stigma may vary from one society or country to another; thus, it is necessary to identify these drivers so that stigma elimination programs would be locally relevant. This study aimed...
• Select Editor's Choice--March 2022.

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  Editor's Choice--March 2022.

  Author:Paul SaundersonFrom:Leprosy Review (Vol. 93, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Mar. 2022236 words Editorial, Brief art... 1570LWe begin this issue with an important Editorial on ethical issues surrounding research, especially research and publications related to leprosy, written by two members of the Editorial Board. The paper discusses a wide...
• Select Community perspectives on leprosy and related stigma in northern Nigeria: a qualitative study.

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  Community perspectives on leprosy and related stigma in northern Nigeria: a qualitative study.

  Authors:Tahir Dahiru, Zubairu Iliyasu, Aliyu T. Mande, Anna T. vant Noordende, and Muktar H. AliyuFrom:Leprosy Review (Vol. 93, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Mar. 20228,503 words Report 1590LAim This study explored community perceptions about leprosy and the extent, root causes, and drivers of stigma in Kano State, northern Nigeria. Methodology The study used a cross-sectional design with a qualitative...
• Select A field study of counselling for improving social participation of leprosy affected persons in Jammu and Kashmir.

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  A field study of counselling for improving social participation of leprosy affected persons in Jammu and Kashmir.

  Authors:Lubna Bhat, Nilofar Khan, Nahid Vaida, Iffat Hassan, and M. Tariq BandayFrom:Leprosy Review (Vol. 93, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Mar. 20225,902 words Report 1580LSummary Background People affected with leprosy are severely stigmatised, restricting their participation at home, in communities, and at the workplace. It further aggravates their stigma levels as participation...
• Select Ethical considerations for leprosy researchers.

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  Ethical considerations for leprosy researchers.

  Authors:Cynthia Ruth Butlin and Ruth Maria Hendrika PetersFrom:Leprosy Review (Vol. 93, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Mar. 20225,118 words Viewpoint essay 1840LThe aim of Leprosy Review (LR) is to contribute to the better understanding of leprosy and its control, mainly through publishing reports of research. Some authors are clinicians or field workers rather than being...
• Select Histopathological Diagnosis of Leprosy.

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  Histopathological Diagnosis of Leprosy.

  Author:David ScollardFrom:Leprosy Review (Vol. 93, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Mar. 2022900 words Book review 1470LHistopathological Diagnosis of Leprosy. Cleverson Teixiera Soares. (English) Bentham Science Publishers. 2021 Expertise in the histopathology of leprosy is declining, part of the general dwindling of overall medical...
• Select The need for an integrated, contextual, and holistic, minimum essential data collection tool for leprosy and lymphatic filariasis disability in India.

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  The need for an integrated, contextual, and holistic, minimum essential data collection tool for leprosy and lymphatic filariasis disability in India.

  Authors:Shyamala Anand, Annamma John, and Rajni Kant SinghFrom:Leprosy Review (Vol. 93, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Mar. 20225,215 words Report 1730LAim To develop an integrated, contextual, and holistic, minimum essential data collection tool to reliably assess, and obtain a broad overview of issues needing attention among people suffering with WHO Grade 2 leprosy...
• Select Prevalence and risk factors for grade 2 disability among newly diagnosed leprosy in children and adolescents: a record-based analysis from India.

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  Prevalence and risk factors for grade 2 disability among newly diagnosed leprosy in children and adolescents: a record-based analysis from India.

  Authors:Brahmaiah Upputuri, Navya Vulchi, Rajnikanth Singh, Radhika Mamidi, Naveen Satle, Michael Sukumar Pallapati, et al.From:Leprosy Review (Vol. 93, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Mar. 20222,907 words Report 1630LObjectives Leprosy in children is a strong indicator of disease transmission in the community and the rapidity of case detection. Grade 2 disability (G2D) in children denotes a delay in diagnosis, which could be due to...