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Industrialization of India and Its Likely Effect on Tuberculosis Problems.

Ind Med Gaz · 1945 · PMC5218253 · PMID 29015813

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That the health of the workers is irreparably damaged by such practices is beyond doubt, and that the incidence of tuberculosis increases thereby is beyond question. The following data accepted from Niederland (1940) for the early period of industrializa- tion show that the incidence of tuberculosis remained almost stationary or showed a trend towards rise in the highly industrialized countries of to-day :?

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