Tuberculosis (TB) is usually found in the lungs, but there’s an ancient lineage of TB that specializes in spreading to the bones and damaging them from the inside, researchers have discovered.
Spinal destruction caused by TB has previously been identified in 9,000-year-old Egyptian mummies. Today, only around 2 percent of TB cases in the US involve skeletal TB, or Pott’s Disease.
However, something strange happened during a TB outbreak in the mid-2000s in North Carolina. At the epicenter of this outbreak was a person who had apparently caught TB in Vietnam.
The disease was passed on in a workplace setting. Of the six people whose TB infections had spread beyond the lungs, four had reached the bone.
“That’s way more than two percent,” says infectious disease physician Jason Stout from Duke University.
The chances of this happening randomly were astronomical (approximately 5×10-6).
“I’m an epidemiologist and clinical trial specialist and I was left scratching my head,” Stout says.
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