Tuberculosis (TB) remains a pressing global health concern, and India bears a significant burden of this disease, contributing to more than 20% of worldwide incident cases and a substantial mortality toll. A disease primarily affecting developing countries, there is a need to study the dynamics of the disease with regards to rural-urban disparity. Learn more […]

Medical research has been intensively conducted on tuberculosis, an ancient affliction that still affects millions of people worldwide. But if we’re going to succeed in curing this illness, we need to look deeper into the complex web of gender dynamics that profoundly affects how people respond to treatment and how they feel it. Disparities in

The ongoing battle against tuberculosis remains a paramount concern for global healthcare institutions. Tuberculosis, a pernicious disease known for its high infection rates and potentially fatal impact on the human body, has plagued humanity for centuries. Studies reveal that approximately 25% of the world’s population grapples with TB. However, it’s essential to acknowledge the significant

In the realm of human experiences, some stories shine brightly, showing how people overcome challenges. These stories of resilience emerge as beacons of hope, especially in India’s fight against tuberculosis (TB), which affects a significant portion of the global population. With India shares a staggering 27% of the global TB burden, the tales of individuals

Millions of people are still affected by tuberculosis each year, which continues to be a serious worldwide health issue. The importance of diet in TB care and recovery cannot be emphasized, even though medical developments have made it possible for better medicines to be developed. In this blog article, we investigate the critical relationship between