Tuberculosis: A new pandemic?

CNN

Far from being a disease of the past, tuberculosis is mutating into dangerous new strains. One of the most frightening strains is XDR-TB, which stands for extensively drug-resistant TB. Read more
Study chronicles drug-resistant TB in the U.S.

Los Angeles Times

At least 83 cases of the most drug-resistant form of tuberculosis were diagnosed in the U.S. in the last 15 years, according to the most thorough accounting to date of the global scourge's national impact. Read more
The war against tuberculosis

CNN

The global health community has been battling tuberculosis for more than a century, yet it remains a persistent problem.

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Life in the shadow of deadly new TB

BBC

Zelda Hansen, a wife and mother of three, is being held like a prisoner in South Africa. But she hasn't committed any crime. Zelda suffers from a deadly new form of tuberculosis that has devastated the lives of countless African families.

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Tuberculosis: 10 killer facts

CNN

Many myths and misconceptions abound about TB. But how much do you know about the disease? Here, CNN compiles TB's killer facts.

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Worse Than SARS?

Newsweek

How mistakes in the treatment of TB resulted in a virulent and fatal new form of the disease.

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Starbucks, (Red) Join to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria in Africa

Adweek

This holiday season Starbucks consumers will be able to buy a cup of coffee and help raise money for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria.

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New Developments Against TB

Voice of America

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The struggle to cope with drug-resistant TB

Independent, South Africa

Health officials across the country are battling to cope with the growing numbers of patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis, and provinces are divided about whether to hospitalise all of them.

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Drop in TB funding could set back fight against AIDS

LA Times

Fearing that the global economic crisis could cause nations to renege on commitments to fight tuberculosis, new Nobel laureate and HIV co-discoverer Francoise Barre-Sinoussi warned that a drop in TB funding could wipe out gains made against AIDS because so many people suffer from both diseases.

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