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In-depth: The complex relationship between TB and mental health

Falling ill with TB and all the disruption and stress that goes along with it can take a toll on someone’s mental health, and mental health problems can in turn make someone more vulnerable to TB.

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IJTLD Literature Highlights: Clinical standards for TB

The International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (IJTLD) released Literature Highlights compiling four clinical standards for TB now available free to read on PubMed Central.

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WHO issues a new framework to strengthen collaborative action on TB and comorbidities

The framework is meant to address the limited uptake of collaborative activities to reduce the burden of TB and comorbidities and to support countries in enabling access to people-centred care.

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Optimal time to initiate antiretroviral therapy after pulmonary TB treatment in pediatric patients

These study findings support the World Health Organization’s recommendation to initiate antiretroviral therapy in HIV-positive pediatric patients within 2 weeks of initiating treatment for pulmonary tuberculosis.

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The story of rats fighting TB, landmines to save human life

Dar es Salaam.They are mostly known for their destructive characteristics, and for that reason rats are generally hated.

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Lupin partners with global agencies to increase patient access to TB prevention treatment

Makes rifapentine-based treatment available at an affordable price to support TB prevention in low-and middle-income countries

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Students’ rapid TB test could save lives

Three McCormick School of Engineering students have developed an automated staining system using 3D printing technology that enables high-throughput sputum smear diagnostics for TB at the patient’s point of care (POC). The design, named POCAS TB and built during the biomedical engineering capstone BME 390-1-20: Biomedical Engineering Design course, recently earned the Design by Biomedical Undergraduate Teams (DEBUT) Challenge’s NIH Office of AIDS Research (OAR) Prize for HIV/AIDS.

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Improving TB prevention programs aimed at HIV patients

The intervention included meeting with experts, texting services to improve and facilitate communication, and data collection and dissemination.

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Underweight people at greater risk of TB

There appears to be an inverse correlation between body mass index (BMI) and the risk of tuberculosis, especially in the underweight population, a recent study has found.

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Smart pill box can help with TB treatment, but it’s not for everyone

Tuberculosis (TB) can be cured, but completing TB treatment can sometimes be difficult. Treatment for drug-susceptible forms of TB takes six months and some of the medicines have side effects. Treatment of drug-resistant TB typically takes more than six months and the risk of side effects is substantially higher.

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