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World TB Day: MSF calls for support to Sierra Leone - Vimarsana News

World TB Day: MSF calls for support to Sierra Leone

By Saio Marrah The Medical Co-ordinator of Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) in Sierra Leone, Dr. Kennedy Uadiale, has in commemoration of 2024 World Tuberculosis (TB) day, called on other partners to support Sierra Leone in the treatment. 24th March every year is world TB day and the theme for this year is “Yes! We can end TB.” MSF is in collaboration with the Ministry of health

About 40 per cent of community tuberculosis cases remain undetected - Vimarsana News

About 40 per cent of community tuberculosis cases remain undetected

In some areas, the high-risk group exhibits extremely high tuberculosis rates, reaching 400 to 500 cases per 100,000 people.

1,748 Panchayats In Uttar Pradesh Claim To Have Become TB-Free - Vimarsana News

1,748 Panchayats In Uttar Pradesh Claim To Have Become TB-Free

The Health Department will meticulously verify the 'TB-free' claims, and upon confirmation, the villages will be honoured with a TB-free certificate by the District Magistrate

Source: ndtv.com
1748 gram panchayats in UP claim to be TB-free - Vimarsana News

1748 gram panchayats in UP claim to be TB-free

At least 1748 gram panchayats -- out of 57,647 gram panchayats in Uttar Pradesh -- have claimed to have achieved Tuberculosis-free status.A government spokesman said that the Health Department will verify the claims and if found to be correct ...

ADRAP Trains 4,000 Health Workers On Tuberculosis Mgt - Vimarsana News

ADRAP Trains 4,000 Health Workers On Tuberculosis Mgt

African Diseases Prevention and Research Development Initiative (ADRAP), a Nigeria based non-Governmental public health institution has commenced the next