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This chapter explores the complex history of tuberculosis, known as consumption, emphasizing its devastating impact despite being treatable since the 1950s. It details the contributions of James Watt and his innovative yet ultimately unsuccessful theories on combating the disease, while also reflecting on the intersection of technology and public health. From personal stories to the alarming rise of drug-resistant strains, the discussion underscores urgent challenges in addressing this historical and modern health crisis.
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