Causes of Consumption Debated in 19th Century Letter
In a continued Aurora Commercial letter, Dr. Robert Hunter argues consumption is mainly environmental and not inherited. He cites cramped chests, poor ventilation, and dusty trades as causes, detailing how air quality and dust exposure provoke tubercular disease and urging lessons for workers and public health.
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