Telugu
"ANTU VYADHULU," written in Telugu by ALAKSHMIPATHI ALAKSHMIPATHI and published around 1915, offers a historical perspective on contagious diseases. This book provides valuable insights into the understanding and management of public health during the early 20th century in India. As a historical document written in Telugu, it provides a unique lens through which to view medical practices and perceptions of disease, offering potential insights for researchers and those interested in the history of medicine and public health in the Indian context. It remains a significant work for understanding the evolution of medical knowledge and healthcare practices within the Telugu-speaking regions of India.
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