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…otential as a research tool for characterising heterogeneity in TB infection. Its prospective application requires standardisation…

…Accurate planning of TB workforce and services requires recognition of all activity con…

…nd personalized nutrition plans to address malnutrition risk in TB patients, ultimately enhancing patient recovery, patient care a…

…h a 2 month history of thoracic pain, initially suspected to be costochondritis. The pain was unresponsive to conservative management, and imag…

…ncing has become crucial for controlling diseases like malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis (TB). However, there is limited evidence on al…

…evelopment of TB and those with TB to worse outcomes. Moreover, diabetes, driven by high-sugar, ultra-processed diets, is another leadin…

…odel, was used to simulate outcomes for patients with pulmonary TB under NTEP and MUKTI protocols. Primary data collected from 261…

… among people living with HIV (PWH). Despite being preventable, TB preventive therapy (TPT) uptake is low in high-burden regions l…

…Tuberculosis (TB) remains the leading cause of death globally from a single …

… patient-centred tuberculosis (TB) care in Kenya, a high-burden TB country, but implementation remains limited. This study sought …

…–drug interactions and non-compliance remain sparse. Given that HIV and TB treatments often involve complex drug regimens with a hi…

…Objective Tuberculosis (TB) stigma is a critical barrier to timely diagnosis and treatment…