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General Texts: (11 items)

The Cambridge world history of human disease - Kiple, Kenneth F., 1993Book | Important text

Global and regional burden of disease and risk factors. 2001: Systematic analysis ofpopulation health data - Lopez, A D et al

Article

Medical Geography: concept and definition - Barrett, F. A.Chapter

A companion to health and medical geography - Brown, Tim, McLafferty, Sara, Moon,Graham, 2010

Book

A companion to health and medical geography - Tim Brown, Sara McLafferty, GrahamMoon, 2010

Book

Geographies of health: an introduction - Gatrell, Anthony C., Elliott, Susan J., 2009Book

Health, disease and society: a critical medical geography - Jones, Kelvyn, Moon, Graham,1987

Book

Medical geography - Meade, Melinda S., Emch, Michael, c2010Book

Healthy debate’ and ‘healthy ferment’: medical and health geographies - Chris PhiloWebpage

Medical geography - Melinda S. Meade, Michael Emch, c2010Book | .

Applied medical geography - Pyle, Gerald F., 1979Book

Summaries of several of the substantive areas covered in this course:(8 items)

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Measles: an historical geography of a major human viral disease, from global expansion tolocal retreat, 1840-1990 - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, 1993

Book

Deciphering global epidemics: analytical approaches to the disease records of world cities,1888-1912 - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, 1998

Book

Island epidemics - Cliff, A. D., Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Haggett, Peter, 2000Book

World atlas of epidemic diseases - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew,2004

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World atlas of epidemic diseases - A. D. Cliff, Peter Haggett, Matthew Smallman-Raynor,2004

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Infectious diseases: a geographical analysis : emergence and re-emergence - Cliff, A. D.,2009

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London International atlas of AIDS - Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter,1992

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War epidemics: an historical geography of infectious diseases in military conflict and civilstrife, 1850-2000 - Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Cliff, A. D., 2004

Book

Journals Include: (4 items)

Social science & medicineJournal

Social science & medicineJournal

Health & place : an international journalJournal

Health & place: an international journalJournal

Section I: Medical Geography: Perspectives, Practitioners and Themes(Lectures 1-3) (50 items)

Introduction (Lecture 1) (19 items)

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Overviews of some recent research directions: (3 items)

Selected Papers from the 9th International Symposium on Medical Geography - 2002Article

Burning Issues - Selected Papers from the 10th International Symposium on MedicalGeography - 2005

Article

Eleventh International Medical Geography Symposium - 2007Article

The History of Medical Geography: (16 items)

Medical geography in historical perspective - Rupke, Nicolaas A., Wellcome Trust Centrefor the History of Medicine at UCL., 2000

Book | Excellent introduction to recent research

Alfred Haviland's nineteenth-century map analysis of the geographical distribution ofdiseases in England and Wales - Frank A. Barrett, 1998-3

Article

Finke's 1792 map of human diseases: the first world disease map? - Barrett, F.A.Article | Important Text

August Hirsch: as critic of, and contributor to, geographical medicine and medicalgeography - Barrett, F. A., 2000

Article | In N. A. Rupke (ed), Medical Geography in Historical Perspective; important text

The role of French-language contributors to the development of medical geography(1782–1933) - Frank A Barrett, 2002-7

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The first global map of the distribution of human diseases: Friedrich Schnurrer's Charteuber die geographische Ausbreitung der Krnakheiten, 1827 - Bromer, R., 2000

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Heinrich Berghaus' map of human diseases - Camerini, J. H.Article | In N. A. Rupke supplement

World atlas of epidemic diseases - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew,2004

Book | pp. 1-19; Important text

World atlas of epidemic diseases - A. D. Cliff, Peter Haggett, Matthew Smallman-Raynor,2004

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Approaches to medical geography: an historical perspective - B.M. Paul, 1985Article

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Medical Geography in the United Kingdom, 1945-1982 - Howe, G. M. and Phillips, D. R.Chapter

Healthy debate’ and ‘healthy ferment’: medical and health geographies - Chris PhiloWebpage

Introduction: foundations to medical geography - Pyle, G. F.Article

Adolf Muhry (1810-1888): Gottingen's Humboldtian medical geographer - Rupke, N. A.Article | In N. A. Rupke supplement

Humboldtian representations in medical cartography - Rupke, N. A. and Wonders, K. E.Article | In N. A. Rupke supplement; important text

Histories of medical geography - Valencius, C. B.Article | In N. A. Rupke supplement; important text

Modern lineages and noteworthy practitioners (Lectures 2-3) (31 items)

1. Jacques May (disease ecology and 'founder' of modern medicalgeography): (5 items)

Medical Geography: Has J.M. May borrowed M. Sorre's 1933 concept of pathogeniccomplexes? - Akhtar, R

Article

From Siam to New York: Jacques May and the 'Foundation' of medical geography - Brown,T. and Moon, G.

Article | Important text

Medical geography: a theory of medicine - May, J., 1974Article

History, definition, and problems of medical geography: A general review - Jacques M. May,1978-1

Article | Important text

Medical geography: its methods and objectives - May, J.Article | Reprinted from Geographical Review, 1950; Important text

2. Andrew Learmonth (disease ecology; geography of hunger): (6 items)

Andrew Learmonth and the evolution of medical geography - a personal memoir of acareer - Blunden, J. R.

Chapter | Important text

Andrew Thomas Amos Learmonth - Lawton, R. and Pryce, W.T.R.Chapter

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Some contrasts in the regional geography of malaria in India and Pakistan - Learmonth, A.T. A.

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Patterns of disease and hunger - Learmonth, A. T. A., 1978Book

Reflections on the regional geography of disease in late colonial South Asia - Andrew T.A.Learmonth, 1980-9

Article | Important text

Disease ecology: an introduction - Learmonth, A. T. A., 1988Book | Important text

3. John Giggs (mental ill-health; acute pancreatitis; drug use): (12 items)

Variations in the incidence and the spatial distribution of patients with primary acutepancreatitis in Nottingham, 1969-76 - Bourke, J. B., Giggs, J. A. and Ebdon, D. S.

Article

The distribution of schizophrenics in Nottingham - Giggs, J. A.Article | Important text

Human health problems in urban areas - Giggs, J. A.Chapter

Mental health and the environment - Giggs, J. A.Chapter

The epidemiology of acute pancreatitis in the Nottingham defined population area - Giggs,J. A., Ebdon, D. S. and Bourke, J. B.

Article | Important text

Health - Giggs, J. A.Chapter

Residential mobility and mental health - Giggs, J. A.Chapter

Mental disorders and ecological structure in Nottingham - John A. Giggs, 1986-1Article

Ecological structure and the distribution of schizophrenia and affective psychoses inNottingham - Giggs, J. A.

Article | Important text

The spatial ecology of mental illness - Giggs, J. A.Chapter

Drug abuse and urban ecological structure: the Nottingham case - Giggs, J. A.Chapter

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John Giggs and medical geography - Phillips, D.R., 1998-1999Article

4. David Phillips (health geography; epidemiological transition): (8 items)

Spatial variations in attendance at general practitioner services - D.R. Phillips, 1979-11Article | Important text

Contemporary issues in the geography of health care - Phillips, David R., 1981Book

Accessibility and utilization: geographical perspectives on health care delivery - Joseph, A.E., Phillips, David R., 1984

Book

Health and health care in the Third World - Phillips, David R., 1990Book | Important text

Problems and potential of researching epidemiological transition: Examples fromSoutheast Asia - David R. Phillips, 1991-1

Article | Originally in Social Science and Medicine, 33, 395-404; important text

Ageing in East and South-east Asia - Phillips, David R., 1992Book | Important text

Epidemiological transition: implications for health and health care provision - Phillips, D. R.Article

Health and development - David R. Phillips, Yola Verhasselt, 1993Book

Section II: Diseases and the disease record (Lectures 4-6) (15 items)

On the 'Idea' of Disease: (2 items)

Man, nature and disease - Fiennes, Richard, 1964Book | pp.19-29

Concepts of disease in the West - Hudson, R. P.Chapter | Important text

Contemporary and historical Collection of Disease Statisticssummarized in: (6 items)

International mortality statistics - Alderson, M. R., Facts on File, Inc, 1981Book

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Atlas of disease distributions: analytic approaches to epidemiological data - Cliff, A. D.,Haggett, Peter, 1988

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Viral infections of humans: epidemiology and control - Evans, Alfred S., Kaslow, Richard A.,c1997

Book

Health, disease and society: a critical medical geography - Jones, Kelvyn, Moon, Graham,1987

Book | Important text, pp.38-105

Applied medical geography - Pyle, Gerald F., 1979Book | pp.15-35

London International atlas of AIDS - Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter,1992

Book | Important text pp.64-82

Evaluations of public health surveillance systems and InterpretativeProblems associated with epidemiological data are described in: (5items)

The effect of underreporting on the apparent incidence and epidemiology of acute viralhepatitis - Alter, M. J., Mares, S., Hadler, S. C. and Maynard, J. E.

Article

Measles: an historical geography of a major human viral disease, from global expansion tolocal retreat, 1840-1990 - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, 1993

Book | pp.305-314

Atlas of disease distributions: analytic approaches to epidemiological data - Cliff, A. D.,Haggett, Peter, 1988

Book | Important text pp.71-92

Early mortality data: sources and difficulties of interpretation - MacKellar, F. L.Chapter | Important text

London International atlas of AIDS - Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter,1992

Book | Important text pp.37-48, 83-113

The example of the global disease surveillance system instituted bythe US Marine Hospital Service in the late nineteenth century isdiscussed in: (2 items)

The importance of long-term records in public health surveillance systems: the US weeklysanitary reports, 1888-1912, revisited - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, P., Smallman-Raynor, M. R.,Stroup, D. and Williamson, G. D.

Article | Important text

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Deciphering global epidemics: analytical approaches to the disease records of world cities,1888-1912 - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, 1998

Book | Important text pp.41-82

Section III: Models of Disease Change: The Epidemiological Transition(Lectures 7-8) (24 items)

On the Original Formulation of the model of epidemiologic(al)transition, see: (1 items)

The epidemiological transition: a theory of the epidemiology of population change -Omran, A. R.

Article | Important text

On applications, extensions, modifications and critiques ofepidemiological transition: (19 items)

Epidemiology as discourse: The politics of development institutions in the EpidemiologicalProfile of El Salvador - Aviles, L.A.

Article

Epidemiological transition: Model or illusion? A look at the problem of health in Mexico -Martı́nez S Carolina, Leal F Gustavo, 2003-8

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The epidemiological transition: policy and planning implications for developing countries :workshop proceedings - Gribble, James N., Preston, Samuel H., Workshop on the Policy andPlanning Implications of the Epidemiological Transition in Developing Countries, 1993

Book

Evolution of the "fourth stage" of epidemiologic transition in people aged 80 years andover: population-based cohort study using electronic health records - N.C Hazra M.Gulliford

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The health of nations: medicine, disease, and development in the Third World - Iyun, B.Folasade, Verhasselt, Yola, Hellen, Anthony, c1995

Book | See especially Part II

Medical geography: global perspectives - Jones, K. and Moon, G., 1992Article | Important Text

The epidemiologic transition theory - Mackenbach, J. P.Article | Important text

THE FOURTH STAGE OF THE EPIDEMIOLOGIC TRANSITION: THE AGE OF DELAYED

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DEGENERATIVE DISEASES. - OLSHANSKY, S. JAY., 1986Book | Important text; originally in Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly, 64, 355-391

In search of a contemporary theory for understanding mortality change - Christopher J.L.Murray, Lincoln C. Chen, 1993-1

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Problems and potential of researching epidemiological transition: Examples fromSoutheast Asia - David R. Phillips, 1991-1

Article | Originally in Social Science and Medicine, 33, 395-404

Ageing in East and South-east Asia - Phillips, David R., 1992Book

Does epidemiological transition have utility for health planners? - David R. Phillips, 1994-5Article | Important Text

Epidemiological transition: implications for health and health care provision - Phillips, D. R.Article | Important text

Diverse Empirical Evidence on Epidemiological Transition in Low- and Middle-IncomeCountries: Population-Based Findings from INDEPTH Network Data - A. Santosa P. Byass

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Late stages of epidemiological transition: health status in the developed world -Smallman-Raynor, M. and Phillips, D.

Article | Important text

Societies in transition: mortality patterns in Pacific island populations - Taylor, R.,Davis-Lewis, N. and Levy, S.

Article

Longer life but worsening health? Trends in health and mortality of middle-aged and olderpersons - Verbrugge, L.

Article | Important text

Epidemiological transition and geographical discontinuities: The case of cardiovascularmortality in French Polynesia - Emmanuel Vigneron, 1993-9

Article | Important Text

Cause-specific mortality trends in the Netherlands, 1875-1992: a formal analysis of theepidemiological transition - Wolleswinkel-Van Den Bosch, J H, Looman, C W N, Van Poppel,F W A, Mackenbach, J P

Article | Important text

On the broader concept of health transition: (4 items)

Health transition: The cultural, social and behavioural determinants of health in the ThirdWorld - John C. Caldwell, 1993-1

Article | Important Text

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Dissonant health transition in the states of Mexico, 1990-2013: a systematic analysis forthe Global Burden of Disease Study 2013 - H. Gómez-Dantés et al.

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The inequalities of morbidity and mortality in Mauritius—Its ethic and geographicdimension - Abdool Cader Kalla, 1993-5

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A future without health? Health dimension in global scenario studies - Martens, P. andHuynen, M.

Article | Important text

Section IV. The Geography of Emergent and Re-emergent Diseases(Lectures 9-10) (38 items)

Infectious diseases: a geographical analysis : emergence and re-emergence - A. D. Cliff,Matthew Smallman-Raynor, Peter Haggett, Donna F. Stroup, S. B. Thacker, 2009

Book

The Geographical Origins of Classical Diseases (Lecture 9) For adiscussion of Biological and Archaeological arguments regarding theOrigin of Classical Diseases, see: (4 items)

Measles: an historical geography of a major human viral disease, from global expansion tolocal retreat, 1840-1990 - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, 1993

Book | Esp. 46-48; important text

Sauer's 'Origins and Dispersals': its implications for the geography of disease - Haggett, P.Article | Important text

The origins of human disease - McKeown, Thomas, 1988Book | Esp. 15-62; important text

The origin of human pathogens: Evaluating the role of agriculture and domestic animals inthe evolution of human disease - Pearce-Duvet, J.M.C.

Article | Important text

The Emergence and Re-Emergence of Infectious Diseases (Lecture 10)For consideration of the Factors That Have 'Enabled' the Emergenceand Re-emergence of Infectious Diseases, see: (14 items)

Emerging Infectious Diseases (journal)Webpage

Plagues - what's past is present: thoughts on the origin and history of new infectiousdiseases - Ampel, N. M., 1991

Article | Important text

GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES - COLWELL, R.

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Social Inequalities and Emerging Infectious Diseases - Paul Farmer, 1996-12Article | Originally in Emerging Infectious Diseases, 2, 259-269

Global trends in emerging infectious diseases - Jones, K.E., Patel, N.G., Levy, M.A., et alArticle

Environmental and social influences on emerging infectious diseases: Past, present andfuture - McMichael, A.J.

Article

Emerging infections - Krause, Richard M., 1998Book

Geography, ecology and emerging infectious diseases - Jonathan D Mayer, 2000-4Article | Important Text

Factors in the Emergence of Infectious Diseases - Stephen Morse, 1995-3Article | Important text; originally in Emerging Infectious Diseases, 1, 7-15

Emerging viruses: the evolution of viruses and viral diseases - Morse, S. S. andSchluederberg, A.

Article | Important text

El Nino-Southern Oscillation and vector-borne disease - Nicholls, N., 1993Article

Vector-borne diseases, models and global change - Rogers, D.J. and Packer, M.J., 1993Article

Emerging infections: Getting ahead of the curve - Satcher, David, 1995Book | Originally in Emerging Infectious Diseases, 1, 1-6

TRAVEL AND THE EMERGENCE OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES - WILSON, MARY. E.Article | important text

Examples of disease emergence and re-emergence include: (19 items)

The biological and social phenomenon of Lyme disease - Barbour, A. G. and Fish, D.Article | Important text

Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome: an emerging infectious disease - Hughes, J. M., Peters, C.J., Cohen, M. L. and Mahy, B. W. J.

Article | Important text

The Cambridge world history of human disease - Kiple, Kenneth F., 1993Book | pp699-702, 827-832, 852-855, 862-865

Spatial analysis of the distribution of Lyme disease in Wisconsin - Kirtron, U. and

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Kazmierczak, J. J.Article | Important text

Emerging infections - Krause, Richard M., 1998Book

Legionnaires' disease - Lattimer, Gary L., Ormsbee, Richard A., 1981Book

Rapid emergence of a focal epidemic of Lyme disease in coastal Massachusetts - -Lastavica, C.C., Wilson, M.L., Berardi, V.P. et al, 1989

Article

The transmission chain analysis of 2014–2015 Ebola virus disease outbreak in KoinaduguDistrict, Sierra Leone: an observational study - I.S. Muoghalu et al.

Webpage

Malaria: A Reemerging Disease in Africa - Thomas Nchinda, 1998Article | Important text; originally in Emerging Infectious Diseases, 4, 398-403

The emergence of bovine spongiform encephalopathy and related diseases - Pattison, J.Article

Ebola haemorrhagic fever in Zaire 1976Article

Hantaviruses: a global disease problem - Schmaljohn, Connie and Hjelle, BrianArticle

Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in Asia: A medical geographic perspective -Shannon, G.W., Willoughby, J.

Article | Important text

The geographical spread of avian influenza A (H5N1): Panzootic transmission (December2003-May 2006), pandemic potential, and implications - Smallman-Raynor, M.R., Cliff, A.D.

Article

Diphtheria in the former Soviet Union: Reemergence of a pandemic disease - Vitek,Charles R., 1998

Book | Originally in Emerging Infectious Diseases, 4, 539-550

SARS updates (WHO website)Webpage

Novel swine-origin influenza virus A (H1N1): the first pandemic of the 21st century -Chang, L-Y et al

Article

Past pandemics provide mixed clues to H1N1's next moves - Cohen, JArticle

Information on AVIAN INFLUENZA A (H5N1) ['BIRD FLU'] can be found on the WHO website

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Section V: The Historical Geography of Aids (Lectures 11-13) (37 items)

For recent epidemiological information relating to HIV/AIDs see: (3 items)

UNAIDS websiteWebpage

UNAIDS Data 2017 - UNAIDSWebpage

WHO Weekly Epidemiological RecordWebpage | Also available as hardcopy in the Medical Library, QMC

For recent debate on the Origins of HIV/AIDS, see: (1 items)

Debate on the origin of HIV/AIDSArticle

For earlier considerations, see: (12 items)

The origins of the AIDS virus - Essex, M. and Kanki, P. J., 1988Article

Origin of HIV-1 in the chimpanzee Pan troglodytes troglodytes - Gao, F., Bailes, E.,Robertson, D. L. et al

Article

AIDS, monkeys and malaria - Charles Gilks, 1991-11-28Article | Important text

The slow plague: a geography of the AIDS pandemic - Gould, Peter, 1993Book

Experimental oral polio vaccines and acquired immune deficiency syndrome - E. Hooper,2001-06-29

Article | Important text

Origin of HIV - McClure, M. and Schulz, T. F.Article | Important text

Untruths and consequences: the false hypothesis linking CHAT type 1 polio vaccination tothe origin of human immunodeficiency virus - S. A. Plotkin, 2001-06-29

Article | Important text

The geography of AIDS: origins and course of an epidemic - Shannon, Gary William, Pyle,Gerald F., Bashshur, Rashid, c1991

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The origin and diffusion of AIDS: a view from medical geography - Shannon, G. W. andPyle, G. F.

Article | Important text

Chapter 3, The original of HIV - M.R. Smallman-Raynor, 1992Chapter | Important text pp.119-139

Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS): literature, geographical origins and globalpatterns - Smallman-Raynor, M.R. and Cliff, A.D., 1990

Article

Direct evidence of extensive diversity of HIV-1 in Kinshasa by 1960 - M. Worobey et al.Webpage

On general concepts of spatial diffusion: (2 items)

Spatial organization: the geographer's view of the world - Abler, Ronald, Adams, John S.,Gould, Peter, 1971

Book | pp.389-451

Spatial diffusion: an historical geography of epidemics in an island community - Cliff, A. D.,1981

Book | pp.1-35

On the spatial diffusion of HIV/AIDS: (8 items)

The spatial spread of the AIDS epidemic in Ohio: empirical analyses using the expansionmethod - E Casetti, C C Fan, 1991

Article | Important text

Spatial diffusion of the human immunodeficiency virus infection epidemic in the UnitedStates, 1985-87 - Gardner, L. et al

Article | Important text

The slow plague: a geography of the AIDS pandemic - Gould, Peter, 1993Book | pp.61-135

The origin and diffusion of AIDS: a view from medical geography - Shannon, G. W. andPyle, G. F.

Article | Important text

The geography of AIDS: origins and course of an epidemic - Shannon, Gary William, Pyle,Gerald F., Bashshur, Rashid, c1991

Book | Important text pp.34-89

Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS): literature, geographical origins and globalpatterns - Smallman-Raynor, M. R. and Cliff, A. D., 1990

Article

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London International atlas of AIDS - Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter,1992

Book | Important text pp.120-182

AIDS north and south: diffusion patterns of a global epidemic and a research agenda forgeographers - Wood, W.B., 1988

Article

On HIV/AIDS in Africa: (11 items)

Possible demographic consequences of AIDS in developing countries - Anderson, R. M.,May, R. M. and McLean, A. R.

Article | Important text

Infectious diseases of humans: dynamics and control - Anderson, Roy M., May, Robert M.,1991

Book | pp.341-373

AIDS in Africa: its present and future impact - Tony Barnett, Piers M. Blaikie, 1992Book | Important text

The slow plague: a geography of the AIDS pandemic - Gould, Peter, 1993Book | Important text pp.71-87

The AIDS pandemic: global geographical patterns and local spread processes - Cliff, A. D.and Smallman-Raynor, M. R.

Article

Empirical evidence for the severe but localised impact of AIDS on population structure -Low-Beer, D., Stoneburger, R. L. and Mukulu, A.

Article | Important text

The geography of AIDS: origins and course of an epidemic - Shannon, Gary William, Pyle,Gerald F., Bashshur, Rashid, c1991

Book | pp.59-89

CIVIL WAR AND THE SPREAD OF AIDS IN CENTRAL AFRICA. - Smallman-Raynor, Matthew,1991

Book | Originally in Epidemiology and Infection, 107, 69-80; important text

Civil war and the spread of AIDS in central Africa - Smallman-Raynor, MArticle

London International atlas of AIDS - Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter,1992

Book | Esp. 151-160, 282-323; important text

Human immunodeficiency virus infection dynamics in east Africa deduced fromsurveillance data - Stoneburner, R. L., Low-Beer, D. et al

Article | Important text

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Section VI: Epidemics in Island Communities (Lectures 14-17) (19 items)

islands, island studies, Island Studies Journal - Baldacchino, G.Article

On Aspects of Health in Island Communities: (3 items)

Islands, health and development - Phillips, D. R. (ed)Article | Predates Library's editions; see electronic resource for link to first article

Spatial diffusion: an historical geography of epidemics in an island community - Cliff, A. D.,1981

Book

Island epidemics - Cliff, A. D., Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Haggett, Peter, 2000Book

On the Rationale for the Selection of Islands as Disease Laboratories,see: (3 items)

Spatial diffusion: an historical geography of epidemics in an island community - Cliff, A. D.,1981

Book | pp.36-54

Measles: an historical geography of a major human viral disease, from global expansion tolocal retreat, 1840-1990 - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, 1993

Book | pp.10-17

Island epidemics - Cliff, A. D., Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Haggett, Peter, 2000Book | Important text pp.41-83

For a detailed consideration of the core geographical concepts coveredin the lectures: (1 items)

Island epidemics - Cliff, A. D., Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Haggett, Peter, 2000Book | pp85-117 = critical community size, 119-164 = virgin soil epidemics, 293-347 =

island environments and disease

On epidemic diseases in Iceland: (5 items)

Reconstruction of diffusion processes at different geographical scales: the 1904 measlesepidemic in northwest Iceland - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, P. and Graham, R.

Article | Important text

Reconstruction of diffusion processes at local scales: the 1846, 1882 and 1904 measlesepidemics in northwest Iceland - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, P. and Graham, R.

Article

Measles: an historical geography of a major human viral disease, from global expansion to

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local retreat, 1840-1990 - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, 1993Book | pp85-93, 173-180, 202-207, 256-259

Spatial diffusion: an historical geography of epidemics in an island community - Cliff, A. D.,1981

Book | Important text pp.55-131

The changing shape of island epidemics: historical trends in Icelandic infectious diseasewaves, 1902–1988 - Cliff, A.D., Haggett, P., Smallman-Raynor, M.R.

Article

On measles in Australia and the Pacific: (1 items)

Measles: an historical geography of a major human viral disease, from global expansion tolocal retreat, 1840-1990 - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, 1993

Book | Important text; pp119-141, 170-173, 184-188, 340-343

For other examples of epidemic diseases in Island Communities: (5items)

Measles endemicity in insular populations: critical community size and its evolutionaryimplication - Black, F. L.

Article | Important text

An epidemic of measles in southern Greenland, 1951. Measles in virgin soil. II. Theepidemic proper - Christensen, P. E., Schmidt, H., Bang, H. O., Anderson, V., Jordal, B. andJensen, O., 1953

Article

Poliomyelitis on St. Helena, 1945-6 - Nissen, K. I.Article

Rapid mortality transition of Pacific islands in the 19th century - B.S. Penman et al.Webpage

The poliomyelitis epidemic in Malta 1942-3 - Seddon, H. J., Agius, T., Bernstein, H. G. G.and Tunbridge, R. E.

Article | Important text

Section VII: Great Infectious Diseases: Three Further Examples(Lectures 18-20) (23 items)

Influenza - Global and Regional Studies (Lecture 18) On Influenzaviruses and disease: (2 items)

Influenza: the viruses and the disease - Stuart-Harris, Charles H., Schild, Geoffrey C.,Oxford, J. S., 1985

Book

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The Cambridge world history of human disease - Kiple, Kenneth F., 1993Book | Important text pp.807-811

On the spread of influenza in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries:(1 items)

Pandemic influenza, 1700-1900: a study in historical epidemiology - Patterson, K. David,1986

Book | Important text

On the 1918/19 pandemic of Spanish influenza: (4 items)

America's forgotten pandemic: the influenza of 1918 - Crosby, Alfred W., 2003Book

The diffusion of influenza in sub-Saharan Africa during the 1918–1919 pandemic - K.DavidPatterson, Gerald F. Pyle, 1983-1

Article

The geography and mortality of the 1918 influenza pandemic - Patterson, K. D. and Pyle,G. F.

Article | Important text

The spatial anatomy of an epidemic: influenza in London and the county boroughs ofEngland and Wales, 1918-19 - Smallman-Raynor, M. R. and Cliff, A. D.

Article | Important text

On the spatial spread of influenza: (5 items)

Atlas of disease distributions: analytic approaches to epidemiological data - Cliff, A. D.,Haggett, Peter, 1988

Book | pp.235-243

Spatial aspects of influenza epidemics - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Ord, J. K., 1986Book | Important text

World atlas of epidemic diseases - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew,2004

Book | Important text pp.84-97

World atlas of epidemic diseases - A. D. Cliff, Peter Haggett, Matthew Smallman-Raynor,2004

Book

Diffusion of influenza in England and Wales - Hunter, J. M. and Young, J. C.Article | Important text

Cholera - Nineteenth Century Epidemics (Lecture 19) On the Diffusion

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of Cholera: (5 items)

Atlas of disease distributions: analytic approaches to epidemiological data - Cliff, A. D.,Haggett, Peter, 1988

Book | Important text

World atlas of epidemic diseases - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew,2004

Book | Important text pp.84-97

World atlas of epidemic diseases - A. D. Cliff, Peter Haggett, Matthew Smallman-Raynor,2004

Book

Cholera diffusion in Russia, 1823–1923 - K. David Patterson, 1994-5Article | Important text

The Diffusion of Cholera in the United States in the Nineteenth Century - G. F. Pyle,2010-09-03

Article | Important text

For an Extension of the work of G.F. Pyle: (1 items)

Spatial diffusion: an historical geography of epidemics in an island community - Cliff, A. D.,1981

Book | Important text pp. 27-32

Smallpox - Global Ascendancy (Lecture 20) The authoritative globalaccount on all aspects of Smallpox and one that you must look at is (1items)

Smallpox and its eradication - Fenner, Frank, World Health Organization, 1988Book | Chapters 5, 8 and 9 Highly important text; also see some of the chapters on

specific geographical areas, e.g. 15 and 23

For useful brief Overviews of Smallpox: (3 items)

World atlas of epidemic diseases - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew,2004

Book | Important text pp. 37-41, 136-143

World atlas of epidemic diseases - A. D. Cliff, Peter Haggett, Matthew Smallman-Raynor,2004

Book

The Cambridge world history of human disease - Kiple, Kenneth F., 1993Book | pp. 1008-1013

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For the Spread of Smallpox in Australia: (1 items)

Times of crisis: epidemics in Sydney, 1788-1900 - Curson, P. H., 1985Book | Important text pp. 90-119

Section VIII: Historical Geography of War and Disease (Lectures 21-24)(34 items)

For an overview of the geography of war and disease see: (1 items)

War epidemics: an historical geography of infectious diseases in military conflict and civilstrife, 1850-2000 - Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Cliff, A. D., 2004

Book | Important text Especially: chapters 1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 12

Epidemic Transmission in Military Sttlement Systems (Lecture 21): (6items)

War and infectious disease - Councell, Clara E., 1941Book | Originally in Public Health Reports, 56, 547-573 (predates Library editions)

Epidemiological analysis of warfare: historical review - Garfield, R.M. and Neugat, A.I.Article

War and disease - Major, Ralph Hermon, [1941]Book

Epidemics resulting from wars - Prinzing, Friedrich, Westergaard, Harald, CarnegieEndowment for International Peace, 1916

Book

Epidemic diffusion processes in a system of US military camps: transfer diffusion and thespread of typhoid fever in the Spanish-American War, 1898 - Smallman-Raynor, M. andCliff, A. D.

Article | Important text

The geographical transmission of smallpox in the Franco-Prussian War: prisoner of war(POW) camps and their impact upon epidemic diffusion processes in the civil settlementsystem of Prussia, 1870-71 - Smallman-Raynor, M. and Cliff, A. D.

Article | Important text

Epidemic Transmission in Civil Populations (Lecture 22): (5 items)

The geography and mortality of the 1918 influenza pandemic - Patterson, K D, Pyle, G F,1991

Article | Important text

The Philippines Insurrection and the 1902-4 cholera epidemic, I: epidemiological diffusionprocesses in war - Smallman-Raynor, M. and Cliff, A. D.

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Article | Important text

The Philippines Insurrection and the 1902-4 cholera epidemic, II: diffusion patterns in warand peace - Smallman-Raynor, M. and Cliff, A. D.

Article | Important text

The spatial dynamics of epidemic diseases in war and peace: Cuba and the insurrectionagainst Spain, 1895-98 - Smallman-Raynor, M. and Cliff, A. D.

Article | Important text

The spatial anatomy of an epidemic: influenza in London and the county boroughs ofEngland and Wales, 1918-19 - Smallman-Raynor, M. R. and Cliff, A. D.

Article | Important text

Disease (Re-)Emergence and War (Lecture 23): (9 items)

"Q" Fever: a new disease in armies - Blewitt, Basil, 1951Book

Civil conflict and sleeping sickness in Africa in general and Uganda in particular - Ford, L.B.Article

Hemorrhagic fevers in Asia: a problem in medical ecology - Gajdusek, D. C.Article | Important text

Acute phase of Japanese B encephalitis: two hundred and one cases in American soldiers,Korea, 1950 - Lincoln, A. F. and Sivertson, S. E., 1952

Article

Observations on tsutsugamushi disease (scrub typhus) in Assam and Burma: preliminaryreport - Mackie, T. T.

Article

Plague in Vietnam 1965-66 - Marshall, J. D., Joy, R. J. T., Ai, N. V., Quy, D. V., Stockard, J. L.and Gibson, F. L.

Article | Important text

The epidemic curve of Plasmodium falciparum malaria in a nonimmune population:American troops in Vietnam, 1965 and 1966 - Nowosiwsky, T.

Article

Epidemic hemorrhagic fever attack rates among United Nations troops during the KoreanWar - Paul, J. R. and McClure, W. W.

Article | Important text. Continued by: American journal of epidemiology

Plague in south-east Asia: A brief historical summary and present geographical distribution- Velimirovic, Boris, 1972

Book | Important text; originally in Transactions of the Royal Society of TropicalMedicine and Hygiene, 66, 479-504. Please check UNLOC for locations of this journal heldby Library

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War, Population Displacement and Disease (Lecture 24): (13 items)

To prevent, react, and rebuild: health research and the prevention of genocide - R.N. Adleret al.

Webpage

Infectious disease control in a long-term refugee camp: the role of epidemiologicsurveillance and investigation - Elias, C. J., Alexander, B. H. and Sokly, T.

Article

Public health impact of Rwandan refugee crisis: what happened in Goma, Zaire, in July1994? - Goma Epidemiology Group

Article | Important text

Genocide: a comprehensive introduction - Adam Jones, 2016Book

Trends in malnutrition and mortality in Darfur, Sudan, between 2004 and 2008: ameta-analysis of publicly available surveys - J. Nielsen et al.

Webpage

Forced movement of population and health hazards in tropical Africa - Prothero, R. M.Article

Outbreak of epidemic typhus associated with trench fever in Burundi - Raoult, D. et alArticle

Tularemia outbreak investigation in Kosovo: case control and environmental studies - R.Reintjes et al.

Webpage

Epidemiological assessment of the health and nutrition of Ethiopian refugees in emergencycamps in Sudan, 1985. - P Shears, A M Berry, R Murphy, M A Nabil, 1987-08-01

Article

Chapter 13, Displaced persons and wars - M.J. TooleChapter | Important text

Prevention of excess mortality in refugee and displaced populations in developingcountries - Toole, M. J. and Waldman, R. J., 1990

Article

Forced migration: local conflicts and international dilemmas - Wood, W. D.Article | Important text

The state of the world's refugees 2000: fifty years of humanitarian action - Office of theUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, 2000

Book | Important text

Section IX: Disease Control (Lectures 25-26) (21 items)

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On various aspects of disease control, elimination and eradication: (8items)

Population biology of infectious diseases: report of the Dahlem Workshop on PopulationBiology of Infectious Disease Agents, Berlin 1982, March 14-19 - Anderson, Roy M., May,Robert M., Dahlem Workshop on Population Biology of Infectious Disease Agents, 1982

Book | pp.121-147

Infectious diseases of humans: dynamics and control - Anderson, Roy M., May, Robert M.,1991

Book

Atlas of disease distributions: analytic approaches to epidemiological data - Cliff, A. D.,Haggett, Peter, 1988

Book | Important text pp.228-234

Spatial aspects of epidemic control - Cliff, A. D. and Haggett, P.Article

Measles: an historical geography of a major human viral disease, from global expansion tolocal retreat, 1840-1990 - Cliff, A. D., Haggett, Peter, Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, 1993

Book | Important text pp.413-426

A successful eradication campaign: global eradication of smallpox - Fenner, F.Article | Important text

World Eradication of Measles - A. R. Hinman, 1982Article

Spatial epidemiology - Thomas, R. W., 1990Book | pp.93-110

On efforts to eradicate malaria: (4 items)

Recent trends in the epidemiology and control of malaria - Clyde, D. F.Article

Status of malaria eradication in the Americas - Garcia-Martin, G., 1972Article

Malaria: A reemerging disease in Africa - Nchinda, Thomas C., 1998Book | Originally in Emerging Infectious Diseases, 4, 398-403

An epidemiologic examination of the strategy of malaria eradication - Scholtens, R. G.,Kaiser, R. L. and Langmuir, A. D.

Article | Important text

A monumental book which provides the authoritative account of theglobal eradication of smallpox: (1 items)

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On global Poliomyelitis Eradication: (4 items)

The objective of global poliomyelitis eradicationArticle | See esp. ppS1-S112, S183-S214, S268-S292

World Health OrganizationWebpage | Contains up-to-date information/statistics on the progress of the eradication

campaign.

Poliomyelitis: a world geography ; emergence to eradication - Smallman-Raynor, Matthew,Cliff, A. D., 2006

Book | Pages 563-630

So close: remaining challenges to eradicating polio - M.J. TooleWebpage

On other diseases that are deemed to be eradicable (4 items)

Biological feasibility of measles eradication - W.J. Bellini P.A. RotaWebpage

Global transmission dynamics of measles in the measles elimination era - Y. Furuse H.Oshitani

Webpage

Strategies for dracunculiasis eradication - D.R. Hopkins E. Ruiz-TibenWebpage

Global control and regional elimination of measles, 2000–2012 - R.T. PerryWebpage

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