Sentence examples for caught tuberculosis from inspiring English sources

They say you may have caught tuberculosis from the peasants who came to Melikhovo to be seen by you.

Walker Percy did a pathology internship there, but his stay was cut short when he caught tuberculosis from a cadaver.

When she fell ill with fever and a cough, doctors quickly ascertained that she had caught tuberculosis from one of her inmate patients.

by Sharon Levy They say you may have caught tuberculosis from the peasants who came to Melikhovo to be seen by you.

At 27, he joined a monastery in the northern province of Soria, but was ordered to leave eight years later, after he caught tuberculosis and risked contaminating the other monks.

Like if you ever caught tuberculosis or mono you'd probably die, so just shut up, do your homework, and don't kiss anyone.

India has more tuberculosis infections than any other country—over 20,000 Indians catch TB each day and almost 450,000 of them die of it each year.

A new theory suggests that Jane Austen may have died from "tuberculosis caught from cattle".

By Ian Crouch November 30, 2009 A new theory suggests that Jane Austen may have died from "tuberculosis caught from cattle".

The Guardian reported that Katherine G. White of the Addison's Disease Self-Help Group has written an article for Medical Humanities magazine in which she says that Austen probably died of tuberculosis caught from cattle.

Previously, scientists thought that farming led to genetic changes to the immune system that helped people deal with infections caught from livestock, including polio and tuberculosis.