Tuberculosis (TB) remains a pressing global health concern, and India bears a significant portion of the disease burden. Timely and accurate diagnosis is crucial in the fight against TB, and in recent years, India has seen notable progress in this field. However, alongside these advancements, formidable challenges persist in ensuring the widespread availability of these […]

While tuberculosis (TB) may be perceived as a malady relegated to the past, it continues to loom as a global health concern. The rise of antibiotic-resistant TB, despite significant strides in diagnosis and treatment, presents a growing menace. This phenomenon not only jeopardizes public health on a global scale but also undermines the progress achieved

According to the statistics by WHO, about 95% of the 9 million cases of TB worldwide have occurred in developing countries. This poses a great risk of tuberculosis exposure during travel from one country to another. Hence it is prudent to understand the possible risks and the associated measures to prevent TB during travel. This

Tuberculosis, often referred to as TB, is an infectious airborne disease that has impacted millions of lives over the centuries. Known as a silent killer, TB became a source of inspiration for artists and writers when not much was known about it. Tuberculosis popularly came to be called as the “romantic disease” and was associated

Since the beginning of the 21st century, governments worldwide have collaborated closely with healthcare professionals to forge a strategic path for combatting Tuberculosis and providing cutting-edge treatment facilities to patients. While the improved and economically formulated anti-tuberculosis drugs play a pivotal role in ensuring immunity to the disease, there has been a growing global emphasis