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In the Sanatorium, Doing Nothing Was a Way for Wealthy Patients to Heal

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In the late nineteenth century, the wealthy settled in sanatoria in Davos to recover from tuberculosis. But even then, tuberculosis was primarily a disease of the poor. Workers could go to the Zonnestraal sanatorium in Hilversum, where lounging was out of the question.
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In the Sanatorium, Doing Nothing Was a Way for Wealthy Patients to Heal

In the late nineteenth century, the wealthy settled in sanatoria in Davos to recover from tuberculosis. But even then, tuberculosis was primarily a disease of the poor. Workers could go to the Zonnestraal sanatorium in Hilversum, where lounging was out of the question.

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groene.nl broke the news in on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.
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