TY  - GEN
N2  - By the dawn of the nineteenth century, tuberculosis had killed one in seven of all the people who had ever lived. The disease struck America with a vengeance, ravaging communities and touching the lives of almost every family. The battle against the deadly bacteria had a profound and lasting impact on the country, It shaped medical and scientific pursuits, social habits, economic development, western expansion, and government policy. The story is told through the remembrances of those who lived - and were cured - at tuberculosis sanatoriums, along with historians and scientists.
AB  - By the dawn of the nineteenth century, tuberculosis had killed one in seven of all the people who had ever lived. The disease struck America with a vengeance, ravaging communities and touching the lives of almost every family. The battle against the deadly bacteria had a profound and lasting impact on the country, It shaped medical and scientific pursuits, social habits, economic development, western expansion, and government policy. The story is told through the remembrances of those who lived - and were cured - at tuberculosis sanatoriums, along with historians and scientists.
T1  - The forgotten plague
DA  - c2015.
CY  - [Arlington, VA] :
AU  - Gazat, Chana.
AU  - Cafarella, Kristina.
AU  - Lord, Kathryn.
AU  - Murphy, Michael,
CN  - RC310
CN  - RC310
PB  - PBS,
PP  - [Arlington, VA] :
LA  - eng
LA  - In English ; closed-captioned ; subtitled in English.
PY  - c2015.
N1  - Originally produced as an episode of the PBS show, American Experience.
N1  - Based in part on the book "Living in the shadow of death" by Sheila Rothman.
ID  - 718169
KW  - Tuberculosis.
KW  - Lungs
SN  - 9781627893091
SN  - 1627893091
TI  - The forgotten plague
ER  -