Tuberculosis (Third Edition)
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films
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Asking the question why so many people still get tuberculosis, the narrator answers in part, "Industrialization has spread faster than industrial health programs," some of the causes of infection are attributed to occupations, some to poverty and ignorance.
Many excellent shots of different kinds of x-ray equipment in hospital and community settings.
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