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Shobha shukla, bobby ramakant– cnscontd from previous issuewhat works really well in the global north may not work well in the south. health technologies conceived, designed, and manufactured in the global north, and funded mostly by the global nort

It is not natural disasters (like hurricanes or storms) which block access to TB care services most times, but manmade barriers that fuel injustices, inequities, greed, and risk factors that put people at risk of TB disease and death. Since these ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) is organizing a series of in-person meetings, events and symposia in Paris around the 53rd Union World Conference on Lung Health in collaboration with partners and civil society. Here are some highlights of confirmed events.Please watch this space; additional events will be announced.11 November 2023: WHO and Unitaid consultation: transforming the TB response by driving affordable, accessible solutions to reach the most vulnerableVenue: Hyatt Regency Paris E...

Seven and a half million new infections were diagnosed in 2022 – the highest ever recorded by the UN agency

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News and Press Release in English on World about Health; published on 15 May 2023 by WHO

I am glad to read that “Guyana is on track to end TB by 2030.” This is ‘big’ news. Tuberculosis, or as we say, TB, worldwide, was pushed aside, because of the COVID crisis, which is still not fully over. The statistics show that COVID-19 has in fact reversed progress made in the fight against TB by over a decade. This was the natural result that defaulted from the necessary input and emphasis on the COVID pandemic, and thus, access to essential TB prevention and care services in 2020 was...

A Tuberculosis causes 1.6 million deaths each year It affects millions of people.On the occasion of World Sickness Day, prof The World Health Organization

Tuberculosis cases reported in the United States appear to be returning to levels seen before the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a new report from the US Centers for Disease Control