Sentence examples for suffered from tuberculosis from inspiring English sources

(Coward, too, had suffered from tuberculosis at various periods in his youth).

Like most patients here, he suffered from tuberculosis and showed clinical signs of AIDS.

Several of the family members suffered from tuberculosis, so the city was considered unhealthy.

He was arrested by the Gestapo in 1942, was tortured and as a result suffered from tuberculosis.

Like many Englishmen who suffered from tuberculosis in the 19th century, Sir Edward Burnett Tylor went abroad on medical advice, seeking the drier air of warmer regions.

He suffered from tuberculosis of the bone that left him hunched and deformed, leading him once to lament "this long disease, my life".

Beyond AIDS, more than 300 million people suffer from malaria each year, and a million die; eight million people suffer from tuberculosis.

Catherine suffers from tuberculosis and has a vision of herself as an animal rotting from the inside.

Ms Bardot has threatened to move abroad unless France stops the elephants, which suffer from tuberculosis, being put down.

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND—What is the best way to estimate how many people suffer from tuberculosis, from the forests of Central Africa to the highlands of Peru?

Many suffer from tuberculosis that medicines don't cure well.