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Social vulnerability and death by infection.

Obviously, the equilibrium between man and the tubercle bacillus is very precarious. If war can so rapidly upset it, other unforeseen events might also cause recurrences of the tuberculosis epidemi...

H. Fineberg | M. Wilson

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