Tuberculosis (TB) remains a global health challenge, affecting millions each year. Globally, an estimated 10.8 million people ...

The World Health Organisation (WHO) wants tuberculosis TB and lung health services to be integrated into primary healthcare systems as a sustainable solution to maintain essential services.This is as ...

Learn about the primary ways tuberculosis spreads through airborne transmission, high-risk settings, and effective prevention ...

Tuberculosis, an ongoing pandemic, highlights and exacerbates global disparities. With the prevailing model of standardised treatment in vertical health programmes, it is unsurprising that ...

Day, marked on 24 March, the World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for an urgent investment of resources to protect and maintain tuberculosis (TB) care and support services for people in need ...

The target of ending the global TB epidemic by 2035 is achievable, Cimas Health Group doctor Philip Manema believes, if there ...

Nairobi: The World Health Organisation (WHO) commended Kenya for its sustained efforts in fighting tuberculosis (TB).

While Bangladesh has made notable progress in TB case management, challenges remain in tackling drug-resistant TB, reaching marginalised populations, addressing funding gaps, and overcoming regulatory ...

AI-driven handheld X-ray tools are being used across India to screen vulnerable populations for tuberculosis under the 'TB ...

On World Tuberculosis Day 2025, ECDC and the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Europe present new data on ...