By the dawn of the 1950s, scholars from around the world were arriving in Canada, attracted by our example of successful TB control. Dr. D.S. Mehra of Delhi, India wrote in 1951 "we have much to learn from Canada . . . the spirit of early pioneer tuberculosis workers has established records that they can justly be proud of, and which tuberculosis workers elsewhere could do well to aim for" during his stay in Canada on temporary staff at the Fort Sanatorium in Saskatchewan.
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