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The #GlobalFund #ResultsReport was lacking data for 2021 on #TB.
The #WHO just released the 2021 Global Tuberculosis Report, featuring 2020 data. It's a sobering read.
You can find it here: reliefweb.int/sites/reliefwe…
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The #WHO just released the 2021 Global Tuberculosis Report, featuring 2020 data. It's a sobering read.
You can find it here: reliefweb.int/sites/reliefwe…
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The headline is probably this graph. The scale was clearly chosen for dramatic effect (also data for more than 4 years shouldn't be too much to ask), but notifications fell off a cliff last year.
1.3mn fewer cases were found, a 19% drop y-to-y.
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1.3mn fewer cases were found, a 19% drop y-to-y.
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Under that overall number we can find some solace (only 2.5% drop in the African region), but mostly tragedy.
In India and Indonesia, notification fell respectively ‼️25% and ‼️31%. Together they represent over half of the global drop.
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In India and Indonesia, notification fell respectively ‼️25% and ‼️31%. Together they represent over half of the global drop.
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@GlobalFund 2021 #ResultsReport: A reader’s guide
#COVID19 is the headline, but there is a lot more to talk about, especially with the #7thReplenishment coming up.
theglobalfund.org/media/11304/co…
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#COVID19 is the headline, but there is a lot more to talk about, especially with the #7thReplenishment coming up.
theglobalfund.org/media/11304/co…
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#TB is front and center, because it was worst hit by #COVID19. Resources in pulmonary health diverted from TB towards Covid19 – doctors, beds, GeneXpert machines and cartridges – on top of everything else.
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#HIV was impacted too, especially #prevention and #testing. #Malaria fared better, probably in part because countries with endemic malaria were hit by #COVID19 latter, though testing did drop.
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