[The rational diet. The antitubercular factor].
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Antitubercular Agents↗
Biomedical subjects
D PRIANO
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[The antituberculous campaign. How should it be waged in order to achieve its end?].
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Antibiotic Prophylaxis↗
[Tuberculosis prevention. Its fundamentals].
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Antibiotic Prophylaxis↗
[Role of repeated contagion in the appearance of the postprimary tuberculous disease].
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Humans↗
[Tuberculous hemoptysis; pathogenesis and treatment].
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Hemoptysis↗
[Fundamental principles of current anti-infection therapy; origin of bacterial resistance].
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Bacteria↗
[The world in tuberculosis; therapeutic deductions].
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Humans↗
[Clinical experience with an antioxidant system in phthisiology].
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Antioxidants↗
[Pathogenesis of tuberculosis].
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Humans↗
[Allergy, immunity & the campaign against tuberculosis with controlled artificial infection. II].
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BCG Vaccine↗
[Allergy, immunity and the antituberculous campaign with controlled artificial infection].
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Hypersensitivity↗
[Comments on the surgical treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis].
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Humans↗
[Role of intrauterine contagion in the transmission of tuberculous infection].
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Disease↗
[Present therapy of tuberculosis].
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Tuberculosis↗