It is known that incubation period, for example, of tuberculosis (37, 38), may depend on age at exposure and dose of the infectious agent.
Taking the example of tuberculosis, which can only be properly treated in health centres and hospitals, we find that households in the upper consumption quintile are three times more likely to seek care in a hospital compared with those in the lower consumption quintile.
Using the example of bovine Tuberculosis in New Zealand, the paper examines its Risk Based Trading scheme known as 'C status' designed to limit the movement of cattle.
For example, an outbreak of tuberculosis in Spain in the 1990s was associated with the B strain of Mycobacterium bovis carrying an insertion of IS 6110 in the promoter region of the virulence gene phoP, resulting in its upregulation [ 9].
The concatenated sequences for fully susceptible examples of the M. tuberculosis SSTs were aligned to this.
This has been shown by means of the examples of malnutrition; HIV, tuberculosis & malaria; and maternal mortality (see Additional file 1).
For example, the full integration of tuberculosis and HIV programs and services not only leverages opportunities for more efficient service delivery, but also advances a more holistic, people-centered approach to health services.
Operatic and literary examples show the romantic transformation of tuberculosis.
Opera perhaps provides the most powerful examples of romantic redemption through tuberculosis.
In recent examinations of 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old, Peruvianhologists discovered clear traces of tuberculosis in their lungs, mummiesidence that native Americans might already have been infortexample some of the diseases that were thought to have been brought to the New World by Europaleopathologists
