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World Tuberculosis Day: The Truth About Tuberculosis in India

TB is curable and preventable, yet it continues to claim millions of lives every year. The key to winning this battle lies in awareness, early ...
Mar 24

The $1,349 Million Question: Can India’s Nutritional Intervention End TB?

The findings from these studies present a clear message: nutritional support can save lives, reduce disease burden, and boost the economy....
Jan 17

TB-Free India by 2025: Bold Vision or Achievable Reality?

The fight against TB is far from over, but India’s progress under the National TB Elimination Programme offers hope....
Dec 11

World TB Day 2022 – Prevent TB, protect your loved ones

TB is the world’s deadliest infectious disease. The Government of India has a plan to eliminate TB by 2025 through its National Tuberculosis Elimination ...
Mar 24

Understand The Importance of Completing the TB Treatment Course With Dr. Sonam Solanki, Consultant Chest Physician

To avoid relapse and reactivation of TB, a tuberculosis treatment course should be completed by every patient as prescribed by their doctor. Professional advice by ...
Mar 25

24th March 2021 - World Tuberculosis Day- This Pandemic Let’s Redouble Our Efforts To End Tuberculosis

The COVID 19 serves as a reminder that health threats are still persistent which can affect millions of us globally. We have to stand united ...
Mar 24

President of India’s message on the Eve of World Tuberculosis Day

On this occasion, I appeal to all the stakeholders to come together to reinforce the efforts in "TB Harega Desh Jeetega Campaign" and to ensure ...
Mar 24

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