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September 28, 2006BMJ

Extensively drug resistant tuberculosis: Problem will get worse in South Africa unless poverty is alleviated

Solomon R. Benatar

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EDITOR—The rising incidence and death rate from tuberculosis, as well as the emergence of multidrug resistant organisms in South Africa and elsewhere,1 result more from social than medical failure. With living conditions for millions of people remaining at the level of pre-industrial revolution Britain …

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