World TB Day 2023.
“Another year of both progress and setbacks for tuberculosis research and control efforts”, write @LancetRespirMed editors.
We begin this #WorldTBDay thread with an Editorial 🧵 hubs.li/Q01J2k780
“Another year of both progress and setbacks for tuberculosis research and control efforts”, write @LancetRespirMed editors.
We begin this #WorldTBDay thread with an Editorial 🧵 hubs.li/Q01J2k780
Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the world’s deadliest—yet preventable and curable—infectious killers.
In 2021, 1.6 million deaths were caused by the disease, and a further 10.6 million people fell ill with TB. #EndTB
In 2021, 1.6 million deaths were caused by the disease, and a further 10.6 million people fell ill with TB. #EndTB
According to WHO, estimated TB incidence and deaths have increased for the first time in over a decade.
“It is important to find hope and keep the fight going”, state @TerezaKasaeva and colleagues.
They outline 10 priorities for accelerating progress: hubs.li/Q01J2jJM0
“It is important to find hope and keep the fight going”, state @TerezaKasaeva and colleagues.
They outline 10 priorities for accelerating progress: hubs.li/Q01J2jJM0
“Tuberculosis consumes bodies and interrupts lives.”
In a prize-winning #WakleyEssay, @padmasayee reminds us of the profound individual impacts of TB: hubs.li/Q01J3M2Q0
In a prize-winning #WakleyEssay, @padmasayee reminds us of the profound individual impacts of TB: hubs.li/Q01J3M2Q0
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