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结核病对人类的危害仅据史籍记述已达数千年,随着资本主义工业化及推行掠夺性的殖民主义政策,十八世纪末伦敦的结核病死亡率每10万人中为700多;由于白人的侵入,北美洲本地民族直至本世纪初结核病死亡率仍高达10万分之900以上。人类对于结核病病因的探索历经了漫长的岁月。中国、古希腊、古印度的医生们对结核病病人作了许多临床观察,得出了一些有益的认识,但是限于历史条件,古代的医学学者也只能得出“万病无如痨病难治”(《十药神书》)及痨生于劳(汉:张仲景《金匮要略》)的结
The harm to human beings from tuberculosis has been documented only for thousands of years according to historical records. With the industrialization of capitalism and the predatory colonial policy, the number of tuberculosis deaths in London in the late eighteenth century was over 700 per 100,000. As a result of the invasion of whites The death toll of tuberculosis in North American indigenous peoples up to the beginning of this century was still as high as 900 per 100,000 live births. Humans have explored the etiology of tuberculosis for a long time. Chinese, ancient Greek and ancient Indian doctors made a lot of clinical observations on patients with tuberculosis and obtained some useful understandings. However, due to historical conditions, ancient medical scholars can only conclude that “no disease is as hard as cure” ( “God of the Ten Drugs”) and born in labor (Han: Zhang Zhongjing “Golden Chamber”) knot