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TB’s continued existence is a historic injustice – here’s how we can fix it
Our efforts to end tuberculosis (TB) are not working. Learn how we must break the chain of transmission to eradicate this disease. Why we are not on track to end TB Tuberculosis is both preventable and treatable; after all, we’ve had the technology to diagnose it for 125 years. Yet, we are still no closer … Continued
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Collaborative approach needed to address Anopheles stephensi spread in Africa
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Staying proactive: how the 2023 US local malaria cases remind us of global concern
Learn about the resurgence of locally transmitted malaria in the US in 2023. Find out about its history, causes and public health responses. Malaria is a parasitic disease caused by the bite of an infective Anopheles mosquito. Approximately 2,000 cases of malaria are reported every year in the United States — almost all in people … Continued
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Rejuvenating efforts to win the fight against neglected tropical diseases
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Growing resilience: farmers’ essential role in sustainable development
