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Tuberculosis preventive treatment reduces risk of TB by 61% in people starting HIV treatment

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Returning to HIV care does not erase the effects of treatment interruption, studies show

Sanele Mbeje at AIDS 2026. He is standing at a lectern, behind a laptop, talking into a microphone.

Tuberculosis still much more common in people with HIV in high-income settings

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Uganda: majority of hospital admissions for AIDS or TB are in people already on HIV treatment

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Zambian patients on dolutegravir and recycled tenofovir regimens have high risk of TB even after switch

Dr Nyuma Mbewe at AIDS 2022. Photo©Steve Forrest/Workers’ Photos/IAS

HIV test-and-treat reduces TB incidence in the community

Dr Carina Marquez at AIDS 2022. Photo: Roger Pebody

Incident tuberculosis in one in three people starting antiretroviral therapy in Thailand

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Targeted screening improves TB diagnosis in people with HIV in South Africa

Dr Limakatso Lebina (bottom row) presenting to CROI 2021.

Taking isoniazid preventive therapy (IPT) during pregnancy not associated with adverse birth outcomes

Sikhethiwe Masuku presenting to the conference.