Fear, embarrassment, and relief: the tuberculosis epidemic and public health
After decades of exposure, tuberculosis should be curable and preventable, but it is not. The fear, embarrassment and relief the public should associate with tuberculosis are discussed in an editorial.
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| description | After decades of exposure, tuberculosis should be curable and preventable, but it is not. The fear, embarrassment and relief the public should associate with tuberculosis are discussed in an editorial. |
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