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Tuberculosis and Tuberculosis Control HISTORICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY
Tuberculosis has affected humans since before recorded history.
Some speculate that the first cases may have been attributable
to Mycobacterium bovis infections acquired by humans from
domesticated animals and that Mycobacterium tuberculosis may
have evolved from M. bovis (Daniel, 1994). Whatever the source,
modeling of epidemiolo