Biological and Social Aspects of Tuberculosis (26th Hermann M. Biggs Memorial Lecture)

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René J. Dubos
The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

This lecture is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Hermann Biggs and devoted to the subject of tuberculosis, and to Biggs' contributions to the study and etiology of the disease.


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