Acknowledgements
Introduction.......................................................................................................................................................... 1
1. Health in Slavery .......................................................................................................................................... 23
2. Early Black Settlement in Britain. Health in the Old Slave Ports...................................................... 65
3. Health under Colonialism........................................................................................................................... 87
4. Internal Colonialism - I Black Health Workers in Britain ............................................................... 123
5. Internal Colonialism - II Health and Other Schemes Targeting Black People in Britain ........... 167
6. Doctors of Notoriety. Euthanasia. Human Experimentation ............................................................... 203
7. Neocolonialism, Imperialism, Underdevelopment and Health ............................................................ 223
8. American (Flexnerian) Medicine and U.S. Medical Aid Programmes.............................................. 275
9. Specific Problems Associated with Imperialist Penetration: Famine, Birth Control Programmes,
and the Activities of the Medical Supply Industries...................................................................................311
10. Medicine under Early Socialism............................................................................................................ 355
11. Summary and Conclusions .................................................................................................................... 387
Index .................................................................................................................................................................. 437
