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Articles in Summer, 1991 issue of Nutrition Health Review

• The challenge of consumption … the great killer … the white plague … and under its modern name - tuberculosis - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• Dr. Dubos: TB is a social disease - includes views of Rene Dubos on the transmission and virulence of tuberculosis - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• Selman A. Waksman confronts the killer; the discovery of streptomycin: for the first time, tuberculosis meets a potent adversary - first experimental use on tuberculosis patients was in 1944 other more effective drugs were to follow in the 1960's - Specia
• A reminder from the past; only vigilance, a doctor warns, can keep the dreaded disease from flaring up again - from American Lung Association Bulletin, March 1982 - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• Fruit juice an effective infection preventative - Israeli doctor finds cranberry and blueberry juices effective in prevention of urinary tract infections
• Raw chicken dangers alarm regulators - Department of Agriculture supports increased consumer education on handling of raw chicken
• TB in the elderly not easily detectable - symptoms of tuberculosis in older people - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• A "forgotten germ" returns revisiting the elderly with a vengeance - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• A pictorial journey through humanity's battle against the white plague - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• Emotional abuse a crime in one state - Delaware has law against physical and emotional abuse of nursing home patients
• Zinc retards macular degeneration - eye disorder
• The Curse of Icarus: The Health Factor in Air Travel. - book reviews
• Illness as degradation - doctor patient relations and the treatment of hospital patients - editorial
• Cause of death of president's wife misrepresented or misdiagnosed - Eleanor Roosevelt died of complications of tuberculosis that she contracted as a young woman - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• An old disease meets a new confrontation - social conditions and bad health habits were believed to increase the spread of tuberculosis - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• The disease that built mini-empires - and changed the course of 19th-century society - article contains Mark Caldwell's view of the social aspects of tuberculosis - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• Popular drug ingredients banned - 223 nonprescription drug ingredients banned by the Food and Drug Administration - no proof of effectiveness
• One solution to lead contamination: let tap water run
• What your baby's crying means
  by Edith Kermit Roosevelt
• The butchering of Barbara George Bush? - crossed out - optional therapy for Graves' disease - from 50 Nutrition Health Review - editorial
• Meet mycobacterium tuberculosis humanis… - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• Robert Koch discovers the TB bacillus - tubercle bacillus isolated March 24, 1882 - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• Vitamin C and tuberculosis; a neglected chapter in anti-bacterial research - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• Medical concern about boxing injuries increasing
• Polio survivors may suffer swallowing problems - dysphagia as complication of post-polio syndrome
• Mapping Our Genes: The Genome Project and Future Medicine. - book reviews
• Tuberculosis in the AIDS era; more prevalent than AIDS, deadlier than some forms of cancer, not enough attention is being focused on the silent plague - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• Adoption of children from foreign lands pose TB problems - children adopted from Third World countries should be screened for tuberculosis - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• The romantic death; in the 19th century, tuberculosis was so prevalent that poets, artists and musicians glorified the spirituality of the disease - Special Issue: Tuberculosis
• Ovarian cancer may be caused by 'wonder drug.' - tamoxifen marketed under brand name Nolvadex used to treat breast cancer
• No tan is a safe tan; depletion of the ozone layer impairs protective screen against cancer-causing radiation
  by Alexandra Greeley
• Help for the Hyperactive Child. - book reviews