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New York Univ., NY. Summarizes the current advances in tuberculosis and discusses the pathology and pathogenesis of the disease. Also covers complications and treatment options. Chapters include history and epidemiology, genomics and microbiology, host response, therapy, and prevention and control. Previous edition: c1996. DNLM: Tuberculosis--Pulmonary.

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Review of stuart garay's tuberculosis by John Bonavita

5 Stars
June 27, 2006
he made his mother proud. i couldn't put it down.

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