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Why was TB so common in 19th century?
Tuberculosis (TB) was common in the 19th century due to a combination of factors, including poor living conditions, overcrowding, and inadequate sanitation, which facilitated the spread of the disease. Industrialization led to mass urban migration, resulting in densely populated areas where TB could thrive. Additionally, a lack of medical knowledge and effective treatments meant that the disease often went untreated, contributing to its prevalence. The social stigma associated with TB also hindered awareness and prevention efforts during that time.
What are the release dates for TB or not TB The Fate of Tuberculosis in the US and India - 2007?
TB or not TB The Fate of Tuberculosis in the US and India - 2007 was released on: USA: 20 April 2007 (Northwestern University)
Which the old infection is making a major comeback?
One old infection making a major comeback is tuberculosis (TB). Despite being a treatable and preventable disease, TB cases have surged globally due to factors such as antibiotic resistance and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare systems. The resurgence poses significant public health challenges, particularly in low- and middle-income countries where access to healthcare is limited. Efforts to combat TB are crucial to curb its spread and prevent further outbreaks.
Where can you get repeat videos of the bold and the beautiful for the week of August 8 2011?
Go onto TB&TB's website
Where in Charlotte NC can you go to get a TB test done?
CVS offers cheap TB tests ($34). No appointment needed.
What diseases can be spread through saliva?
tb
Can a school require a TB test?
Yes a school can require you to get a TB test, so it doesn't spread.
Can you get TB Tuberculosis from touching surfaces or clothing of a infected person?
You certainly can.
What is full form of tb?
Tuberculosis is the long form of TB. It is a contagious disease that is easily spread and attacks the respiratory system.
Your dad is having fever from 4 months could it be TB?
Fever can be found in many types of illnesses. TB has a certain set of symptoms. Among them are: night sweats, shortness of breath, cough, fever, weight loss, fatigue. TB, left untreated, can be dangerous. TB is contagious. It is spread by droplets from the infected person. It is spread more rapidly indoors or in enclosed spaces. TB can spread quickly in tight confined places such as jails and barracks
How are the kidneys affected by TB?
the kidneys are probably the commonest site of extrapulmonary TB. There may, however, be few symptoms even though part of a kidney is destroyed. TB may spread to the bladder. In men, it may spread to the prostate gland and nearby structures.
If someone has TB can it spread to someone else?
Yes. TB is contagious, but it's not easy to catch. The germs grow slowly. You usually have to spend a lot of time around a person who has it. That's why it's often spread among co-workers, friends, and family members.
Can TB spread by sexual intercourse?
No, that's totally wrong because TB means to cough regularly so there are no germs of cough your reproductive parts.
Can you die from tb?
Yes, untreated tuberculosis (TB) can be fatal. TB is a serious bacterial infection that primarily affects the lungs but can also spread to other parts of the body if not treated promptly. With proper medical treatment, most cases of TB can be cured.
Does TB spread through mosquito?
It can, but only if one flatulates audibly at the instant the mosquito attacks.
What diseases is NOT spread by droplet infection TB botulism common cold measles diptheria?
botulism is NOT
How is tb primarly spred?
it is spread though the lungs , because the microbes are so small it makes it easier however they spread slowing which means that you might not get any symptoms for i while , it could take up to a year to realise you have tb.
