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CHAI publishes 2022 Advanced HIV Disease Impact Report

The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) published the Advanced HIV Disease (AHD) Impact Report, which provides a detailed look at progress made since 2019 to avert preventable deaths among people with AHD, best practices for AHD program implementation, and CHAI’s perspective of what more will be needed to effectively end deaths from AHD-related opportunistic infections.

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IJTLD August 2022 issue now online

The International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (IJTLD) is the official publication of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union).

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WHO consultation on guidance development for conducting TB programme reviews

28 July 2022 | Geneva -- Over 130 participants from countries, civil society, affected communities, partners and the private sector joined a virtual consultation organized by WHO’s Global TB Programme on the development of guidance for conducting reviews of TB programmes.

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The IJTLD Clinical Standards for Lung Health

The International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (IJTLD) published the first four Clinical Standards for Lung Health.

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South Africa regresses in efforts to protect people with HIV from TB

SA’s progress in expanding access to PrEP is one of the few positive findings in the latest global AIDS report.

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Urban design in an antibiotic-resistant world: Lessons from Mumbai

India has the highest number of multidrug-resistant TB cases in the world, contributing a quarter of the global burden, and Mumbai is a hot spot. Old building codes regulating light and space have ceased to exist in the city. In an increasingly interconnected modern world, with pandemics and antibiotic resistance on the rise, experts now worry that this architectural amnesia may prove devastating.

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Project aims to devise tests to accelerate TB eradication

Rapid point-of-care tests could diagnose infected patients before they become severely ill and spread tuberculosis to others.

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Guidance, tools and support for countries transitioning to digital, case-based surveillance for TB

26 July 2022 | Geneva -- Over 300 representatives from countries and partners joined the webinar on “Strengthening TB surveillance: supporting countries to transition to case-based, digital surveillance”.

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High rates of chronic hepatitis B and TB co-infection observed in nationally representative Quest Diagnostics study

Analysis of nearly 23 million lab tests finds only 1 in 3 patients with latent tuberculosis were also tested for chronic hepatitis B, despite similar risk factors in patients

Findings heighten caution about use of tuberculosis therapies, which raise risk of liver injury in patients co-infected with chronic hepatitis B virus

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Ghana: Study reveals 25.2% of TB patients showed resistance to known TB drugs

Resistance to tuberculosis drugs has become a major threat to the control of the disease globally.

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