Uncommon stories of TB in India reveal gaps in diagnosis, treatment, and public awareness, hindering TB elimination efforts.

Chennai: At least 37% of migrants across four districts in Tamil Nadu were diagnosed with tuberculosis, as per a study jointly conducted by REACH and .

A potentially “groundbreaking” test for tuberculosis (TB) has been endorsed by the UN World Health Organization (WHO) as part ...

About 45% of households with tuberculosis (TB) patients suffered catastrophic costs--defined here as expenditure that is more than 20% of annual household incom ...

Manur Multispecialty Hospital doctors perform complex kidney cancer surgery on critical patient, saving his life against all ...

The Delhi health department initiates a 100-day TB campaign aimed at awareness, early diagnosis, and community engagement to ...

A potentially "groundbreaking" new test for tuberculosis (TB) has been endorsed by the UN World Health Organization (WHO) as part of continuing efforts to eradicate one of the planet's leading ...

Study highlights the safety and early bactericidal activity of quabodepistat when combined with delamanid, bedaquiline, or ...

Tuberculosis, a leading cause of death from infectious diseases globally, is responsible for over a million deaths annually, ...

WHO prequalification of this test is expected to assure quality of diagnostic tests used to improve access to early diagnosis ...

The new FDA guidance outlines how surrogate or intermediate clinical endpoints can support accelerated approval.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has prequalified the Xpert® MTB/RIF Ultra, a molecular diagnostic test for tuberculosis (TB) and antibiotic resistance.