Excerpt from Final Report of the Departmental Committee on Tuberculosis, Vol. 1: Report
In the circumstances, the Committee propose to deal in this Report mainly with the measures which should, in their opinion, be taken for the prevention of tuberculosis in general with Special reference to the questions relating to bovine tuberculosis and tuberculosis in children, and to a scheme for dealing with the annual sum of money available in the hands of the Insurance Commissioners under section 16 (2) of the National Insurance Act for the purposes of research.
At the same time the Committee do not wish to be understood to mean that the question of treatment can be wholly divorced from that of prevention. It is desirable to State 'di 01108 that, in their opinion, the two questions are very closely interrelated. Effective treatment leads to prevention and effective prevention leads to diminished need for treatment.
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