Focusing on neglected skin diseases in resource-poor countries, the book examines their profound impact on livelihoods, joint movement, and physical appearance, affecting vulnerable communities. It investigates the reasons behind the persistence of these diseases and explores potential solutions through healthcare access and cultural considerations. Addressing key questions about public health successes and the uniqueness of affected populations, it reviews historical and contemporary efforts in disease elimination. This work serves as a vital resource for health professionals and researchers in public health.
