India accounts for 30% of the global TB burden and 62% of multidrug-resistant cases. Despite a 17.7% reduction in incidence ...

Despite medical advancements, Malaysia continues to grapple with TB, particularly among vulnerable populations like migrant workers. Systemic gaps in policy and healthcare access allow cases to go ...

India's TB elimination efforts are boosted by low-cost solutions and innovations, aiming for 2025 targets. Screening in remote areas is key to progress.

Every year March 24 is marked as World Tuberculosis Day. Tuberculosis is one of the most infectious diseases. Discover the ...

Even if US foreign aid cuts are reversed, the damage to global TB control has already been done, says Saw Swee Hock School of ...

"These districts have surpassed 100 per cent screening coverage among vulnerable populations," said Dr A Rajesham, Joint ...

India aims to eradicate tuberculosis by 2025, focusing on prevention, early detection, and treatment for success.

Early diagnosis and treatment of active Tuberculosis is utmost priority, but identifying the latent TB, especially among the ...

DeepCXR uses AI in analysing chest X-ray films. The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), in partnership with the ...

AI-powered screening can help low- and middle-income countries bridge tuberculosis detection gaps by rejuvenating existing X-ray machines, making diagnostics faster, cost-effective, and more ...

The summit aims to catalyze the development and implementation of innovative technologies, strategies, and community engagement models to accelerate the fight against tuberculosis (TB).

Underlining the new innovations rolled out under the programme, Patel stated that ICMR has validated three indigenous ...