Showing 147 news articles about TB transmission & prevention

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Tuberculosis (TB) bacteria can be transmitted when someone with active TB in their lungs coughs or sneezes. People whose immune system is keeping TB under control (latent TB) can take a course of medication known as isoniazid preventive therapy in order to reduce their risk of developing active TB disease. Research is ongoing into a vaccine that could be given to people with latent TB.

New TB roadmap emphasizes critical role of research

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Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative (TBVI)
2 November 2011

Study finds community counseling reduced the prevalence of TB on a budget

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Eurekalert Medicine & Health
30 October 2011

South Africa: Poor Response to TB and HIV

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AllAfrica
24 March 2011

ZIMBABWE: Fighting Past Fear to Treat TB

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Inter Press Service
24 March 2011

ETHIOPIA: Reducing TB risk in Addis Ababa

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IRIN Plus News
23 March 2011

The BCG World Atlas a world first in the fight against tuberculosis

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Eurekalert Medicine & Health
22 March 2011

A research agenda for TB

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Science Speaks
16 March 2011

New TB vaccine enters clinical testing

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Eurekalert Medicine & Health
23 September 2010

Elderly might not benefit from TB vaccines in development

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Eurekalert Medicine & Health
20 September 2010