This day’s significance also lies in the discovery of bacterium that causes TB by Dr. Robert Koch in 1882. His discovery opened the way for diagnosing and curing this disease.
India’s goal of eliminating TB by 2025 remains tough despite progress. While cases and deaths have declined, the country ...
India's TB elimination efforts are boosted by low-cost solutions and innovations, aiming for 2025 targets. Screening in remote areas is key to progress.
The BPaLM regimen promises a breakthrough in MDR-TB treatment with a shorter, all-oral approach. However, high costs, limited ...
Guangzhou Laboratory, a key State facility focused on studying respiratory diseases, is developing a vaccine that could ...
India accounts for 30% of the global TB burden and 62% of multidrug-resistant cases. Despite a 17.7% reduction in incidence ...
TB patients remain largely excluded from vital safety nets.
Under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, the State government has achieved 95 per cent of the target set by NITI Aayog for TB registration and treatment success, with a 91 per cent ...
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More than half the TB patients in India seek private medical care. The current system of treatment of TB is confined to ...
In an unprecedented initiative, the Meghalaya government has "adopted" the approximately 4,500 tuberculosis patients in the state and has become a "universal Ni-kshay Mitra" for them as part of the ...
Tuberculosis is the leading infectious cause of death around the world, outpaced only by COVID-19 during the first three ...
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