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With departure of Global AIDS Coordinator Ambassador Goosby pending, advocates hoping for swift action on replacement

Through the summer, talk circulated that Global AIDS Coordinator Ambassador Eric Goosby was preparing to move on – and today we’re hearing that his departure date is set for as early as Oct. 26.

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Reversing the tide of the UK tuberculosis epidemic

A primary-care based screening programme could help tackle TB in the UK according to a comment from Public Health England (PHE) published in The Lancet today (18 October 2013).

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High cure rates among children treated for multidrug-resistant TB

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – More than 90% of children with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) can be treated successfully, according to a study from South Africa.

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Agenda for the Stop TB Partnership Event on 31 October in Paris now available

17 October 2013 - Geneva - The agenda for the Stop TB Partnership event, New opportunities for funding and engagement - Your role in the future of the Stop TB Partnership, is now available on the Stop TB Partnership website.

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New EU custom regulation might allow wrongful seizures of generic drugs in transit, NGOs say

A recent European Union regulation on customs enforcement of intellectual property rights has raised concerns among civil society actors who find that the regulation might not be an improvement over its previous version under which seizure of legal generic medicines in transit occurred a few years ago, leading to a World Trade Organization dispute.

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Eastern Europe facing quadruple epidemic while governments do nothing, warns UN Special Envoy

Eastern Europe is facing quadruple, intersecting epidemics of injecting drug use, HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and hepatitis C, and governments must act to tackle these problems in the only region of the world where the HIV epidemic is still expanding, the UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy on HIV in central and eastern Europe, Professor Michel Kazatchkine, told the opening session of the 14th European AIDS Conference tonight in Brussels.

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TB: how many young children are wrongly diagnosed as disease-free?

The results of a study published in PLoS ONE journal are one more reminder of the real challenge in diagnosing TB in young children

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Drug-resistant TB a growing threat

A visiting tuberculosis expert is warning that Australia and other low-infection countries should not be complacent about the disease.

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UNDP study: Using law to accelerate treatment access in South Africa

An analysis of patent, competition and medicines law.

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South Africa: Stop blindly handing out patents!

Health activists hand-over comments on Draft National Policy on Intellectual Property to Department of Trade and Industry, supporting patent law reform.

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