Right away, Goldberger saw a flaw in the fly - infection theory: Institutions with
pellagra cases consistently reported that staff members, presumably vulnerable to the same flies, weren't diagnosed with the disease.
Not exact matches
In the intervening centuries,
pellagra was particularly widespread — and well documented — in northern Italy, with
cases reported as far afield as South Africa and Egypt.
[51] It was estimated that there were 3 million
cases and 100,000 deaths due to
pellagra during the epidemic.