The morbidity of pulmonary tuberculosis relates with economic situation

The morbidity of pulmonary tuberculosis relates with economic situation
Britain one latest research say the intersection of central and eastern European country and economic turbulence and the intersection of population and analysis of health status reveal to will it be the 1990s last century, the economic recession will lead to the fact morbidity and mortality of pulmonary tuberculosis rise. This result briefs on, it is necessary to go through the country of the economic recession ng will prevent and cure and pay paying close attention to to pulmonary tuberculosis more at present.
Organization's researchers such as British Oxford University,etc. sponsored in the Royal Society>Say, they have analyzed economy and health data from 1980 to some countries of Central Europe and eastern Europe among 2006 on the magazine. The result reveals, though the morbidity of pulmonary tuberculosis drops with economic development generally, but at the beginning of the 1990s of last century, in economics and society turbulence period of this area, morbidity and mortality of pulmonary tuberculosis rose in pairs.
Researchers say, the reason which presents this phenomenon may present the decline in national medical care and people's living standard of economic recession period, thus make the morbidity of pulmonary tuberculosis rise. So, in the present global economic recession, those influence the national Ministry of Health and should strengthen pulmonary tuberculosis to monitor seriously, in order to prevent diffusion of such malignant disease.
Pulmonary tuberculosis is a infection disease caused by tubercle bacillus, symptom is shown as and coughed, tired and weak, etc frequently, the serious one is known hemoptysis even dies . After relevant antibiotic of the 20th century comes out, the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis became relatively easy, but World Health Organization has warned recently, pulmonary tuberculosis has the tendency to stage a comeback in the whole world.
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