The Milk Question
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The human and bovine tubercle bacilli resemble each other closely. The essential differences lie in the fact that the human type is very pathogenic for man, but has little power of producing disease in cattle, rabbits, guinea-pigs,, monkeys, and other animals. On the other hand, the bo- vine type is very virulent for almost all mammalian animals except man.
The difference between the effects of the bovine bacillus and the human bacillus in man may be better understood from the fact that the bov...ine infection is apt to remain 94 THE MILK QUESTION localized in the lymphatic glands (scrofula) and usually terminates favorably. On the other hand, the human bacillus is very prone to attack the lungs and cause pul- monary tuberculosis, which is the common fatal type in man. This, however, is not always the case. While the bovine bacillus is not known to attack the lungs in man it may attack the coverings of the brain, causing tuberculous meningitis, the peritoneum, causing tuberculous periton- itis, or other vital structures, resulting in death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The human and bovine tubercle bacilli resemble each other closely. The essential differences lie in the fact that the human type is very pathogenic for man, but has little power of producing disease in cattle, rabbits, guinea-pigs,, monkeys, and other animals. On the other hand, the bo- vine type is very virulent for almost all mammalian animals except man.
The difference between the effects of the bovine bacillus and the human bacillus in man may be better understood from the fact that the bov...ine infection is apt to remain 94 THE MILK QUESTION localized in the lymphatic glands (scrofula) and usually terminates favorably. On the other hand, the human bacillus is very prone to attack the lungs and cause pul- monary tuberculosis, which is the common fatal type in man. This, however, is not always the case. While the bovine bacillus is not known to attack the lungs in man it may attack the coverings of the brain, causing tuberculous meningitis, the peritoneum, causing tuberculous periton- itis, or other vital structures, resulting in death.
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