A study found that ending the tuberculosis epidemic in áááá (Nunavik) needs investment in X-rays, coordination of health services
https://montreal.citynews.ca/2026/04/06/ending-epidemic-of-tuberculosis-in-quebecs-nunavik/
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Une Ă©tude a trouvĂ© que mettre fin Ă lâĂ©pidĂ©mie de tuberculose dans áááá (Nunavik) passe par lâinvestissement dans les rayons X et la coordination des services en santĂ©
#Nunavik #Québec #Tuberculosis #Tuberculose #Health #Santé
The tuberculosis epidemic persists in Nunavik. The key to ending it lies, on the one hand, in investing the necessary funds in basic care, particularly X-ray services, which are currently lacking in this vast territory; but above all, it is the inclusion of Inuit in decision-making and the coordination of health services that will make [âŠ]
Characterization of a novel Mycobacterium #tuberculosis serine protease Rv1815 in regulating bacterial metabolism & macrophage intracellular survival.
Rv1815, a serine protease of M. tuberculosis, shapes virulence, survival, metabolism & drug response.
https://davidojcius.blogspot.com/2026/03/characterization-of-novel-mycobacterium.html
Today In Labor History March 26, 1850: Edward Bellamy was born. Bellamy was an American author and socialist political activist, most well-known for his utopian novel, âLooking Backward,â one of the most commercially successful books published in the 19th century. It particularly appealed to the intellectuals who were alienated by the Gilded Age greed, corruption and violence. His book inspired many to form so-called ânationalist clubsâ to implement his ideas of a society free of private property, social classes, war, poverty, crime, lawyers, politicians, prostitution, merchants, soldiers, and taxes. Plus, everyone could retire by the age of 45. He died at the age of 48 from tuberculosis.
#workingclass #LaborHistory #utopia #edwardbellamy #poverty #prostitution #PrivateProperty #socialism #tuberculosis #war #books #author #writer #fiction @bookstadon
DĂa Mundial de la Tuberculosis: especialistas U. de Chile alertan sobre la urgencia de detectarla a tiempo | vĂa #UChileRadio
Today is #WorldTuberculosisDay!
We are not on track to meet the @WHO #target to reduce #TB deaths by 95% from 2015 to 2035. âïž
At current trends, the target will only be reached in 2063.
#TB caused 1âŁ.0âŁ1⣠to 1âŁ.0âŁ8⣠million people to die in 2023/2024đ (#GBDstudy, WHO).
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#GlobalHealth #GlobalGoals #SDGs #SDG3 #2030Agenda @UN @IHME_UW #EndTuberculosis #EndTB @StopTB #tuberculosis #WorldTBday
We are not on track to meet the #SDG #target to #EndTuberculosis by 2030.âïž
At current trends, the target will only be reached in 2074.
#GlobalHealth #GlobalGoals #SDGs #SDG3 #2030Agenda @UN @IHME_UW @StopTB #EndTB #tuberculosis #WorldTBday #WorldTuberculosisDay
Paul Belcher FRCP HonMFPH đȘđșđŹđ§
CBC Saskatchewan
Edwin G. 
David Ojcius
MikeDunnAuthor
Noticias Ind. Chile
Global2030
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