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WHAT MEN NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE NEW TUBERCULOSIS EPIDEMIC
If you think that tuberculosis is a disease of the past, and one that is well under medical control, then you’ll need to think again. In New York City, probably the richest city in the richest country in the world, the number of people now carrying the tuberculosis virus has soared to one million and is increasing steadily. According to some researchers, the return of the ‘White Death’ is an epidemic literally raging out of control.
New York is not the only United States city battling against the revival of tuberculosis. The rate of growth in the incidence of the disease is almost as bad in cities such as Washington DC, Detroit, Chicago and even Miami. There is also research to suggest that America’s itinerant migrant workers are taking the disease with them, out of the large cities in which they sometimes live to the rural areas in which they sometimes work. Nor is the revival of tuberculosis restricted to the United States. Recent statistics reveal that the ‘White Death’ is also alive and thriving in Australia.
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