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Infection is not new here . . .

June 1, 2020 by Glenn

Tuberculosis has plagued the North since it arrived with whalers in the late nineteenth century. At its peak, in the 1950s, it infected one in three Inuit in Canada.

Read this at | The Walrus:  The North Knows What It’s Like to Fight a Pandemic

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