Donovanosis in Dutch South New Guinea: history, evolution of the epidemic and control
Vogel, L.C.; Richens, J.
Papua and New Guinea Medical Journal 32(3): 203-218
1989
ISSN/ISBN: 0031-1480 PMID: 2683480 Document Number: 376423
This article by L.C. Vogel, originally in Dutch and now translated by J. Richens into English, was first published in a summary form in 1965. It is a detailed study of an epidemic of donovanosis among the Marind-anim people and their neighbours in the southern part of the island of New Guinea-then known as Dutch South New Guinea.
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