A deadly duo - TB and AIDS

Article Abstract:

Many people infected with tuberculosis bacteria do not develop active TB, but HIV infection has increased the instance of active TB as immune systems fail to react. Sub-Saharan Africa, the Caribbean and US have been affected by this combination.

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TB revisits the industrialized world

Article Abstract:

TB is increasing in the US due to immigrants with tuberculosis coming to the US, and because HIV infection leaves those exposed to TB with no immunity. Development of drug-resistant strains is also a problem.

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"The terrible chest." (tuberculosis; includes case studies) (TB: A Global Emergency) (Cover Story)

Article Abstract:

Cases of tuberculosis in China, London, England and Tanzania are discussed in relation to public health policy in each nation. The disease in spreading in most nations.

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