Defeating TB
With awareness!
‘India Fight TB’ aims to start an encompassing movement to make people aware of TB. Thousands of unidentified TB patients cope with TB symptoms in India having been unaware of what disease they are suffering from.
Spreading TB awareness
& taking govt initiative to grassroots.
The government has been actively working towards eradicating TB and has come up with various schemes over the years to make sure that TB patients have the assistance of highly specialized
India fights TB in news &
working for change on ground
Asia-Pacific Leads the Fight: Effective Solutions for Global TB Control
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Communicable Diseases on the Move: TB and the Science of Epidemiology
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The Unseen Struggle: Addressing TB Health Needs of India’s Internal Migrants
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Innovative Approaches to TB Vaccination in Low-Resource Environments
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Harnessing Technology for TB Prevention in Resource-Constrained Areas
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Community Health Initiatives Fighting Tuberculosis Together
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