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. Acceptability of chemoprophylaxis for household contacts of leprosy patients in Bangladesh: a qualitative study. Leprosy review [Internet]. 2011;82(2):178-87. Available from: https://leprosyreview.org/article/82/2/17-8187
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. Social implications of leprosy in the Netherlands--stigma among ex-leprosy patients in a non-endemic setting. Leprosy review [Internet]. 2011;82(2):168-77. Available from: https://leprosyreview.org/article/82/2/16-8177
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. Leprosy, the key to another kingdom. Leprosy review [Internet]. 2011;82(2):155-67. Available from: https://leprosyreview.org/article/82/2/15-5167
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. Leprosy and stigma in the context of international migration. Leprosy review [Internet]. 2011;82(2):147-54. Available from: https://leprosyreview.org/article/82/2/14-7154
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. Pride and prejudice--identity and stigma in leprosy work. Leprosy review [Internet]. 2011;82(2):135-46. Available from: https://leprosyreview.org/article/82/2/13-5146
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. Leprosy in Eastern Nigeria and the social history of colonial skin. Leprosy review [Internet]. 2011;82(2):124-34. Available from: https://leprosyreview.org/article/82/2/12-4134
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. Nuancing 'leprosy stigma' through ethnographic biography in South India. Leprosy review [Internet]. 2011;82(2):109-23. Available from: https://leprosyreview.org/article/82/2/10-9123
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. Leprosy stigma: ironing out the creases. Leprosy review [Internet]. 2011;82(2):103-8. Available from: https://leprosyreview.org/article/82/2/10-3108
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. Responding to the socio-economic implications of leprosy. Leprosy review [Internet]. 2011;82(2):98-102. Available from: https://leprosyreview.org/article/82/2/09-8102
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. Interrogating leprosy 'stigma': why qualitative insights are vital. Leprosy review [Internet]. 2011;82(2):91-7. Available from: https://leprosyreview.org/article/82/2/09-1097