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:*Bronchitis was first described by Hawn and Schalk in 1931 in North Dakota when day faced a new respiratory disease in chickens.
:*Bronchitis was first described by Hawn and Schalk in 1931 in North Dakota when day faced a new respiratory disease in chickens.
:*Brandly and Bushnell discovered that bronchitis was transmitted and caused by a virus in 1931.
:*Brandly and Bushnell discovered that bronchitis was transmitted and caused by a virus in 1931.
:*In 1963, bronchitis was first time described in Britain as a human being respiratory disease.  
:*In 1963, bronchitis was described as a human being respiratory disease in Britain .  





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Bronchitis was first discovered as respiratory disease among chickens.

Historical Perspective

  • Bronchitis was first described by Hawn and Schalk in 1931 in North Dakota when day faced a new respiratory disease in chickens.
  • Brandly and Bushnell discovered that bronchitis was transmitted and caused by a virus in 1931.
  • In 1963, bronchitis was described as a human being respiratory disease in Britain .


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