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Tuberculosis,cognized that the disease was contagious and that patients should be isolated. Later it was realized that TB germs are spread through the air and those infected can infect others as they cough or spit. Since the lungs are most often infected, TB spreads quickly to others in congested areas and the s

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Introduction,13). The book analyzes poverty and well-being in developing countries and reports a wide-ranging statistical analysis of the determinants of well-being in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The book draws on a database of surveys of respondents in these three regions conducted by the World Value Survey

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HIV/AIDS,d. Each year more than 1.5 million people die of AIDS and there are now over 30 million people living with HIV today. By the end of 2012, there were about 30 million fatalities from AIDS around the world. More than 90% of all those infected with HIV live in developing countries, with the bulk of tho

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