File:Female Pellagra sufferer - photo by Dr JC Walsh, Clonmel, Ireland - 1937 (6034320029).jpg

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English: An unusual photo in our collections - this unidentified woman was photographed for a Dr. J.C. Walsh, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary specifically to show the effects of Pellagra. This disease is caused by a lack of the vitamin Niacin, and skin problems are the most common symptom.


This photo is very much of its time - cannot imagine a doctor nowadays sending a photographer around to take photos of a patient outside her own front door, or indeed a patient agreeing to be photographed in such a way!

paddyhickey kindly contributed the following:
"My elderly Aunt - born in Clonmel in 1935 - tells me that she is almost certain the woman in question is Mrs Casey from Garrymore..."

Date: Thursday, 12 August 1937

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