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The Causes of Tuberculosis
Together with Some Account of the Prevalence and Distribution of the Disease

  • Date Published: January 2015
  • availability: Available
  • format: Paperback
  • isbn: 9781107456563

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  • Originally published in 1917, as part of the Cambridge Public Health Series, this book was written to provide a guide for those 'interested in the stamping out of tuberculosis'. The text approaches the disease from an outlook based around experimental pathology, avoiding the clinical perspective already well represented in previous works by other researchers. Numerous illustrative figures and an appendices section are also included. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in public health, the history of medicine and the historical understanding of tuberculosis.

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    • Date Published: January 2015
    • format: Paperback
    • isbn: 9781107456563
    • length: 768 pages
    • dimensions: 217 x 142 x 47 mm
    • weight: 1.03kg
    • availability: Available
  • Table of Contents

    1. The tribute exacted by tuberculosis
    2. The decline of tuberculosis
    3. The extent to which each sex has shared in the decline of tuberculosis
    4. The etiology of tuberculosis
    5. The etiology of tuberculosis (continued)
    6. The etiology of tuberculosis (continued)
    7. The etiology of tuberculosis (continued)
    8. Portals of entry of tubercle bacilli. Pre-natal infection
    9. Portals of entry (continued). Post-natal infection
    10. The relation between animal and human tuberculosis
    11. The relation between animal and human tuberculosis (continued)
    12. The means of distinguishing the three types of tubercle bacilli one from another
    13. The means of distinguishing the three types of tubercle bacilli one from another (continued)
    14. The stability of type of tubercle bacilli in artificial culture
    15. The stability of type of tubercle bacilli in the animal body
    16. The stability of type of tubercle bacilli in the animal body (continued)
    17. The stability of type of tubercle bacilli in the animal body (continued)
    18. The susceptibility to tuberculosis of various animal species
    19. The susceptibility to tuberculosis of various animal species (continued)
    20. The susceptibility to tuberculosis of various animal species (continued)
    21. The susceptibility to tuberculosis of various animal species (continued)
    22. The susceptibility to tuberculosis of various animal species (continued)
    23. The susceptibility to tuberculosis of various animal species (continued)
    24. Tuberculosis in man: the types of tubercle bacilli which cause it
    25. Tuberculosis in man: the types of tubercle bacilli which cause it (continued)
    26. The part played by bovine infection in human tuberculosis
    Appendix
    Index of subjects
    Index of authors.

  • Author

    Louis Cobbett

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