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2019•American Review of Tuberculosis and Pulmonary DiseasesRequires access

Chemoprophylaxis of Experimental Tuberculosis with Isoniazid \ Is Chemotherapy, with Eventual Surgery in Mind, Doing Everying That Should Be Done for our Tuberculosis Patients? \ Relationship Between B. Abortus and M. Tuberculosis \ Acid-Fast Bacilli Not Pathogenic for Guinea Pigs \ Tuberculous Meningitis in the Course of Isoniazid Therapy

Karl Bartmann, HAROLD GUYON TRIMBLE, Jennifer L. Eaton, S. Nukadа, M. Stief, Wendell H. Hall, A B ROBINS

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Key concepts: Chemoprophylaxis, Tuberculosis, Isoniazid, Medicine, Chemotherapy, Surgery, Immunology, Pathology

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