Ok, besides that ;-)

Fwiw, the US CDC said in 2007 that the total TB cases in the USA was at an
all-time low - below 4.6 cases per 100000 persons - and was continuing to
decline.

I read the abstract, found the conclusion to be ridiculous, and was left
wondering exactly why they bothered attempting a retrospective analysis of
immune system function (using TB as the key marker) based on the data from a
two decade old study that was focused on how antioxidants affect cancer risk
in smokers.

It's exactly this kind of nonsense that causes the general public to become
numbed to the results found in well-executed studies.

Btw, if I recall the original study correctly, it found the use of
supplemental antioxidants actually *increased* the risk of lung cancer in
smokers.

So - quit already ;-)

/greyhackles