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Getting Tuberculosis on the Street. |
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This section of the book is from the "Household Companion: The Family Doctor" book
As has already been intimated there is practically no danger of getting tuberculosis on the street. Rain, sunshine and fresh air very quickly devitalize the tuberculous matter which is thrown on the street. Besides one could scarcely take in enough of this matter whilst passing over a spot on which someone has expectorated, to get an implantation. Street cleaners and policemen who are on the street all the time very rarely have tuberculosis.
 
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