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TUBERCULOSIS OUTBREAK AMONG RASTAFARIANS IN BIRMINGHAM

The Lancet, 1985
Augmentation de la frequence de la tuberculose parmi les jeunes immigres des Indes Occidentales appartenant au culte «Rasta». Etude d'une epidemie entre 1981 et 1983, atteignant 44 adultes et enfants au depart, et se repandant ensuite dans les communautes.
G E, Packe, P A, Patchett, J A, Innes
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The Rastafarian Patient

2018
In this chapter, we discuss a case of a Rastafarian woman who presents with a potentially serious complaint. Her husband opposes certain aspects of her care, which presents obstacles for the treatment team. The approach to these obstacles is later discussed using cross-cultural tools and skills while also exploring some common misconceptions ...
Cynthia Price, Tanya Belle
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Rastafarian Parasites, Trout Magnetoreception

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2012
When you think of reggae music, a song by Bob Marley probably starts playing in your head. Now, thanks to Arkansas State University marine biologist Paul C. Sikkel, the same thing might happen when you think of small parasitic crustaceans in the Caribbean Sea that feed off the blood of fish.
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Rastafarianism and Freedom of Conscience

Journal of African Law, 1995
In the case of In Re: Chikweche (Supreme Court of Zimbabwe, 1995, unreported), the applicant, a devout follower of the Rastafari movement, was refused registration as a legal practitioner by a High Court judge. The precise reasons for the refusal were not clear but seemingly the applicant was not considered a “fit and proper person” as required by ...
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Rastafarianism and Western Medicine

2018
This chapter contains a case study of a Rastafarian man of Jamaican descent in the emergency department.
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The Rastafarian Brethren of Jamaica

Comparative Studies in Society and History, 1966
The Rastafarians have been a social problem for Jamaica ever since 1933, when one of their earliest leaders, Howell, sold 5000 postcards of the Emperor Haille Selassie at a shilling each making them out to be passports to Ethiopia. They gained greater publicity in 1941 when the police raided Howell's community at Pinnacle and arrested seventy of his ...
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Rastafarianism

Nursing Standard, 2005
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