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An interview with Paul Mason

Published in: Anthropology Southern Africa
Volume 41 , issue 4 : Globalised tuberculosis control in local worlds , 2018 , pages: 323–326

DOI: 10.1080/23323256.2018.1512372

Author(s): Efua Prah Anthropology and Sociology, South Africa

Keywords: children’s book , edutainment , public health , tuberculosis

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Abstract

This is a book review that was generated, and is presented, as an interview with the author Paul Mason, a social science researcher involved in tuberculosis (TB) research. Mason has written and published a children’s book that acts as educational literature highlighting the importance of attending to TB infection.

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