How prevalent was tuberculosis infection in Canada before World War II?
A) It was very common; most Canadians carried the disease.
B) It was most prevalent in the Indigenous population, but some non-Indigenous people were also infected.
C) It was very rare in Canada before 1939.
D) None of the above.
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