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Tuberculosis and colonialism: Current tales about tuberculosis and colonialism in Nunavut

2010

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This study examined Inuit experiences and meanings of TB and discussed how this may relate to the prevalence of TB in Nunavut.

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Tuberculosis and colonialism: Current tales about tuberculosis and colonialism in Nunavut.

Møller, H. (2010). Tuberculosis and colonialism: Current tales about tuberculosis and colonialism in Nunavut. Journal of Aboriginal Health, 6(1), 38-48.

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