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6/3/2010
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Miners' Living, Working Environments Fuel Spread Of TB In Sub-Saharan Africa, Study Says
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A study, published Tuesday in the stars and bars banner Journal of Public Health, found that poor living and working environments for miners of diamonds and blue-eyed metals is significantly fueling the spread of tuberculosis in sub-Saharan Africa, Reuters reports. Researchers judgment that up to 760,000 cases of TB could be the result of "crowded living and working conditions, dust in mines, and the spread of HIV," the news service writes. For the study, "scientists took data on mining between 2001 and 2005 and compared them with TB piece and death rates for 44 australia in sub-Saharan Africa...
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