TB is a major global health concern, and children are particularly vulnerable to this infectious disease. Out of the 9 million TB cases in the world each year, 11% of such cases are found in children. However, of several causes of morbidity and mortality among children in developing countries, tuberculosis (TB) and malnutrition are the […]

Ranked among the top 10 global killers, tuberculosis (TB) emerges as a profound menace, disproportionately affecting vulnerable populations in low- and middle-income nations. In this challenging landscape, a glimmer of hope emerges through the realm of digital health innovations, poised to become a pivotal weapon in our battle against TB. This discourse delves into the

At the forefront of global health challenges stands tuberculosis (TB), a formidable adversary with its web of complexities heightened when entwined with other health concerns. The alliance between TB and conditions like diabetes, malnutrition, HIV, tobacco smoking, and alcohol use elevates the stakes, amplifying both the risk and the intricacies of treatment. In the pages

For centuries, tuberculosis (TB) has stood as a formidable adversary to the human immune system, demanding a profound understanding of its intricacies for effective combat and, ultimately, eradication. In the pursuit of unravelling this enigma, our exploration delves into the intricate dance between TB and the immune system, seeking to shed light on the complexities

As the world undergoes a significant demographic shift towards an ageing population, it brings forth new challenges, especially in dealing with infectious diseases. Tuberculosis, a persistent global health concern, is posing specific difficulties in caring for seniors. This blog explores the connections between TB and ageing, shedding light on the complexities, challenges, and necessary solutions