The following bibliography is from Human Paleopathology and Related Subjects, a bibliography published by the San Diego Museum of Man.

Author: A-B C-D E-F G-H I-K L-M N-P R-S T-V W-Z

Wade, H. W., and V. Ledowsky. 1952. "The Leprosy Epidemic at Nauru: A Review." International Journal of Leprosy (Washington DC) 20(1):1-29.

Walter, A. 1926. "La Lepra en la Antigüedad." Revista Médica del Rosario 1:95-98.

Washburn, W. L. 1950. "Leprosy Among Scandinavian Settlers in the Upper Mississippi Valley, 1854-1932." Bulletin of the History of Medicine 24:123-148.

Wayson, N. E. 1938. "The History of Leprosy." In: Milestones in Medicine. New York: New York Academy of Medicine, pp. 185-231.

Weber, M. 1994. "Funf Leprafalle im 20. Jahrhundert in der Schweiz." [5 Leprosy Cases in the 20th Century in Switzerland.]. [German]. Schweizerische Rundschau fuer Medizin Praxis 83(27-28):797-803.

Weiss, Daniel L., and Vilhelm Mfller-Christensen. 1971. "An Unusual Case of Tuberculosis in a Medieval Leper." Danish Medical Bulletin 18(1):11-14.

Weiss, Daniel L., and Vilhelm Mfller-Christensen. 1971. An Unusual Case of Tuberculosis in a Medieval Leper. Kobenhaven: Kobenhavans Universitets Medicinsk-Historiske Institut og Museum Arsberetning.

Weiss, Daniel L., and Vilhelm Mfller-Christensen. 1971. "Leprosy, Echinococcosis and Amulets: A Study of Medieval Danish Inhumation." [For annotation, see Paleopathology Newsletter, 1973, 2:11.]. Medical History 15(3):260-267.

Wellmann, Klaus F. 1968. [Notes on the History of Leprosy in the Kingdom of Hawaii.]. [German]. Sudhoffs Archiv; Vierteljahrsschrift fuer Geschichte der Medizin und der Naturwissenschaften der Pharmazie und der Mathematik 52:221-256.

Wells, Calvin. 1962. "A Possible Case of Leprosy from a Saxon Cemetery at Beckford." Medical History 6(4):383-386.

Wells, Calvin. 1962. "A Possible Case of Leprosy from a Saxon Cemetery at Beckford." Leprosy Review 6(4):318-384.

Wells, Calvin. 1967. "A Leper Cemetery at South Acre, Norfolk." [For annotation, see Paleopathology Newsletter, 1973, 4:16.]. Medieval Archaeology 11:242-248.

Wickersheimer, E. 1909. "Eine Kölnische Lepraschau vom Jahre 1357." Archiv fuer Geschichte der Medizin 2:434.

Wickersheimer, E. 1932. "Lèpre et Juifs au Moyen Age." Janus (Leiden) 36:43-48.

Wood, S. R. 1974. "A Short History of Leprosy in Postage Stamps." Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine 67(8):717-719.

Wood, S. R. 1991. "A Contribution to the History of Tuberculosis and Leprosy in 19th Century Norway." Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine 84(7):428-430.

Woringer, F., and R. Burgun. 1967. [Lessons To Be Drawn from Leprosy in Strasbourg in the Middle Ages.]. [French]. Dermatologia Internationalis 6:236-242.

World Health Organization. 1953. "Expert Committee on Leprosy." Geneva: Technical Report Series No. 71.

Worth, Robert M. 1996. "Leprosy in Hawaii: The End of an Epidemic." International Journal of Leprosy and Other Mycobacterial Diseases 64(4):441-447.

Wright, H. P. 1889. Leprosy an Imperial Danger. London: J. and H. Churchill.

Yadin, Y. 1985. The Temple Scroll. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson.

Yoeli, M. 1955. "A "Facies Leontina" of Leprosy on an Ancient Canaanite Jar." Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences 10:331-335.

Yoeli, M. 1968. "Mot, the Canaanite God, as Symbol of the Leper." Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine 44:1057-1067.

Young, Richard A., Vijay Mehra, Douglas Sweester, Thomas Buchanan, Josephine Clark-Curtiss, Ronald W. Davis, and Barry R. Bloom. 1985. "Genes for the Major Protein Antigens of the Leprosy Parasite Mycobacterium leprae." Nature (London) 316(6027):450-452.

Zambaco-Pacha, D. A. 1914. La Lèpre à Travers les Siècles et les Contrées. Paris: Masson.

Zias, Joe. 1985. "Leprosy in the Byzantine Monasteries of the Judean Desert." [For annotation, see Paleopathology Newsletter, 1986, 53:17.]. Koroth 9(1-2):242-248.

Zias, Joe. 1986. "Was Byzantine Herodian a Leporsorium?" Biblical Archaeologist 49:182-186.

Zias, Joe. 1989. "Lust and Leprosy: Confusion or Correlation." Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 275:27-31.

Zias, Joe. 1991. "Death and Disease in Ancient Israel." [For annotation, see Paleopathology Newsletter, 1992, 78:15.]. Biblical Archaeologist 54(3):146-159.

Zias, Joe. 1991. "Leprosy and Tuberculosis in the Byzantine Monasteries of the Judean Desert." In: Donald J. Ortner, and Arthur C. Aufderheide, eds. Human Paleopathology: Current Syntheses and Future Options. A Symposium held at the International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences Zagreb, Yugoslavia, 24-31 July 1988. Washington and London: Smithsonian Institution Press, pp. 197-199.

Zias, Joe. 1995. "Reply to comments on "DNA of Mycobacterium leprae Detected by PCR in Ancient Bone."" [Letter]. [See Joel Blondiaux, 1995; Charlotte A. Roberts, and Ronald Dixon, 1995.]. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology 5(3):301.