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Pharmacists Play a Significant Role in TB Control Schemes in Cambodia
The private pharmacists are real partners in TB control helping increase new TB case detection and treatment in Cambodia. Senior TB advocate Hara Mihalea from PATH presented the best practice example of Cambodia at the 41st Union World Conference on
Journalists Shun Sting Operations in India
'Sting operations are morally, ethically and professionally wrong, they are pure drama and stunt, aimed at creating sensationalism. This is not responsible journalism.' These were the views of veteran journalist and chief patron of Media Nest, whi
UNION Reports 344 Million People At-Risk of Type II Diabetes
'Many of these diseases are linked, such as diabetes and tuberculosis, so when you have a rapidly increasing burden of diabetes, you will also see an impact on TB control.
TB Afflicts Swaziland
Swaziland has the highest per capita TB burden in the world, and HIV incidence is 26% which is no less alarming. Not surprisingly TB-HIV co-infection rate amongst TB patients in Swaziland is 80%.
TB Patients Act as Agents for Change
This approach enables us to reach those patients who many of times have not been able to come to the health care facilities despite presenting the signs and symptoms related to TB,
