'Tb deaths' presentation slideshows

Examples of Selection in Action

Examples of Selection in Action. Antibiotic resistance in bacteria : the widespread use of antibiotics has led to the evolution of strains of bacteria that are resistant to many of our antibiotics. What is tuberculosis?.

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Examples of Selection in Action

Examples of Selection in Action. Antibiotic resistance in bacteria : the widespread use of antibiotics has led to the evolution of strains of bacteria that are resistant to many of our antibiotics. What is tuberculosis?.

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Indirect estimation of burden in TB epidemiology

Indirect estimation of burden in TB epidemiology. Chris Dye, coordinator of STB/TME. 5 targets for global TB control MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS "to have halted and begun to reverse incidence..". Implementation (DOTS) Indicator 24 (target year 2005) Case detection 70% (> 6 m diagnosed)

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Tuberculosis quick facts Illustrated through drawings from children across the Region

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Strengthening data collection on TB Deaths/Mortality

Strengthening data collection on TB Deaths/Mortality. Types of HIS in WPR. Strong HIS supplemented by non-routine data collection system Relatively advanced HIS with limited non-routine information Weak routine HIS, heavily dependent on survey information. Estimated Deaths.

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WS on Surveillance & Epidemiology of Tuberculosis in the Western Pacific Region

WS on Surveillance & Epidemiology of Tuberculosis in the Western Pacific Region. Review of Day 3. Dr Pratap Jayavanth Stop TB/WHO/Cambodia. Agenda for Day 3. Review of Day 2 Indirect Estimates & Analytic problems Exercises on indirect estimates of TB burden TB mortality

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Zero TB deaths among PLHIV: what are the gaps and what is missing?

Reaching Zero TB Deaths and Zero New TB infections, November 13, 2012. Zero TB deaths among PLHIV: what are the gaps and what is missing?. Haileyesus Getahun Stop TB Department World Health Organisation, Geneva. . 430,000 HIV associated TB deaths in 2011.

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TB remains world's deadliest infectious disease: WHO

TB remains world's deadliest infectious disease: WHO on Business Standard. Tuberculosis (TB) remains the world's deadliest infectious disease although global efforts have averted an estimated 54 million tuberculosis (TB) deaths since 2000

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