I always thought I’d missed a lot not having been born in the 19th century. From The Topeka Capital-Journal: ...

Kansas is experiencing its largest tuberculosis outbreak, with 67 active cases reported across Wyandotte and Johnson counties ...

Cases of the 19th century disease are continuing to rise after peaking last year - prompting officials to declare a "serious ...

The potent combination of sex and death appears again and again in a small exhibition of Tissot’s prints and paintings ...

Videos of distraught migrant mothers at the border — their long-promised asylum appointments cancelled on Inauguration Day.

Nearly 2,000 Londoners were diagnosed with TB last year, making it the UK region with the highest number of diagnoses. These ...

It killed more than four million in Victorian times and officials have explained the symptoms amid worrying rise in cases ...

explaining that tuberculosis once killed rich and poor indiscriminately, but after the late-19th-century advent of germ theory, it became a “disease of the poor and marginalized.” Green ...

The comedian Louis C.K. has a bit about the word Jew being an unusual word—it can be both the perfectly correct term for a Jewish person and, depending on the tone, a nasty slur: “He’s a Jew,” as ...