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TB Cases on the Rise

According to experts, the Victorian disease tuberculosis is on the march. Figures released by the Health Protection Agency of UK show// an increase by 2 percent in number of TB cases over the last year. The figures, released ahead of World TB Day, which falls on the 24th of March, are provisional and r...

Tuberculosis, A Challenge To The Political Will Of Governments, Says Veteran Crusader

...is no dearth of reports to show that Mycobacterium tuberculosis Hominis (MTB) (the scientific term for the dreaded TB) is spreading its tentacles across the globe. Both its virulence and reach are of terrifying proportions. Tuberculosis is one of the world's leading infectious killers - second only to HIV/AIDS...

Tuberculosis Drug Resistance 'alarming' in India

... 20 percent of the people availing re-treatment of tuberculosis are at the risk// of developing drug resistance in India. According to a leading global health advocacy, India witness nearly 1.8 million fresh cases every year. On the eve of the World TB Day, March 24, the Global Health Advocates (GHA), a Switzer...

UN Secretary Emphasize Action Against Tuberculosis

...it reported of new drug-resistant strain, WHO said tuberculosis cases may have peaked and death rates were declini... said 26 million patients were put under effective tuberculosis treatments in the past decade. Source-IANS...

Indian Pharma Authorized to Market New Anti-TB Drugs

...which resists three or more classes of second-line tuberculosis drugs. It has been identified in 28 countries worldwide, with cases concentrated in the United States, Latvia and South Korea. In South Africa, the XDR strain has killed nearly 200 people since September. Mario Raviglione, director of the United N...

Flesh-eating Bugs Surface in Singapore

...cerans) is an unusual bacterium closely related to tuberculosis and leprosy. Unlike those diseases, very little is known about M.ulcerans. Ulcerans produces a toxin that breaks down tissue under the skin. Untreated, it spreads inexorably, creating terrible ulcers. It is fairly common in West Africa, where th...

British MP Stress the Need to Fight Against TB Jointly With India

The fight against tuberculosis should be a joint one by parliamentarians of Britain and India, visiting British MP Nick Herbert said here Monday//. "Even though TB is easily curable, over 1.5 million people die of the disease across the globe. We think parliamentarians of Britain...

Present Teenagers Are Unhealthier Than Their Parents

...The infections of the earlier times like polio and tuberculosis have given way to venereal diseases, drinking, smoking, obesity, drug abuse etc. The only silver lining to this issue is that these conditions can be treated. Obesity in adolescents has increased fourfold between 1970 and 2000 while there is a th...

Indian Parliamentarians Join to Fight Against TB

...an MPs has come together to launch a fight against tuberculosis (TB) in the country.// They have planned to start a massive awareness drive and also seeking a special fund to develop a new anti-TB drug. It is stated that at least two people die of the infectious disease every three minutes. Around 20 MPs have...

Public Libraries Turning into Shelters for the Homeless in the US

...We offer our staff hepatitis vaccinations and free tuberculosis checks. We place sanitizing gels and latex gloves at every public desk. Who would guess that working in a library could be a hazardous occupation?” There is hope, however. After decades of studies by various task forces, followed by experiments by ...

MDR-TB Spreading in Slums of Nairobi, Kenya, Health Workers Say

Multi-drug resistant tuberculosis is spreading in the slums of Kenya's capital, Nairobi, some health workers have said recently, IRIN News reports. // According to a 2004 report by the Kenya Medical Research Institute, about 70% of Nairobi's population lives in slums, and a large ...

All U.S. States To Begin Names-Based Reporting of HIV Cases by End of 2007

...C standards for HIV data." He added that syphilis, tuberculosis and AIDS cases are tracked by names-based systems. The state is taking all measures to protect people’s confidentiality. According to William Wong, medical director of the AIDS division of the Chicago Department of Public Health, said the state's o...

Health Workers in Developing Countries Undermines Essential Services

...ial health services, including treatments for HIV, tuberculosis and malaria// , World Health Organization Director-General Margaret Chan said on Tuesday in Singapore ahead of World Health Day on April 7. Thousands of health care professionals have left their homes in developing nations in search of higher payin...

Study Finds Link Between Secondhand Smoke and TB Infection in Children

...dhand smoke and an increased risk of Mycobacterium tuberculosis //infection in children living in the same home as...ern considering the high prevalence of smoking and tuberculosis in most developing countries," Saskia den Boon of KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation in the Netherlands sa...

India’s Biotech Companies- Jumbos Waiting to Gro

...ed attention away from research into diseases like tuberculosis and malaria that plague the developing world, and which western companies aren't likely to focus on. India has the highest number of TB infections in the world with 1.8 million new cases each year, and nearly 350,000 Indians die of the disease annu...

A.U. Health Ministers Receive Plan To Produce Low-Cost, Generic Drugs in Africa

... -- including treatments for HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis -- on the continent. Many African countries currently import low-cost generic drugs from India and China, but both countries are subject to patent laws, which could restrict Africa's access to the medicines. Mamadou Diallo, chief pharmacist in...

U.K. Backs Program To Improve Drug Access in Developing Countries

...ccess to quality medical care, including HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria treatment, in developing countries -- the Financial Times reports. MeTA aims to improve access to quality medicine by providing information about HIV/AIDS, malaria and TB drugs to governments, not-for-profit organizations and pharmaceu...

Kenya to Implement National Food and Nutrition Policy

...ionship of nutrition and diseases such as malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS. “Many countries throughout the world were originally spurred to build national food and nutrition policies because of a call-to-action at the 1992 World Food Summit in Rome,” says Gleason, who is also co-chair of the United Nations St...

Number of TB Cases in Malta Increasing in Part Because of Immigration

Recent statistics indicate that the number of tuberculosis cases in Malta is increasing, and authorities report that most new cases are being diagnosed among immigrants, the// Malta Independent reports. The Public Health Department reported 11 new cases of TB between January and February, compared with th...

Chronically Ill Prisoners Face Great Healthcare Problems

...care issues differ between countries. For example, tuberculosis is highly prevalent in Russian prisons, HIV is higher in African prisons than elsewhere and same-sex relationships - consensual and non-consensual –are higher in prisons in America than in Europe or Australia.' All the prisoners who took part in t...

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