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Kasanoak a Makipatang iti Mangipapaay ti Pannaripato iti Salun-atko maipanggep iti Saan nga Aktibo a Sarut (TB)?

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  • Alternative Title:
    How do i talk to my healthcare provider about inactive tuberculosis (TB)? [Ilocano]
  • Corporate Authors:
    National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention (U.S.)
  • Description:
    How do i talk to my healthcare provider about inactive tuberculosis (TB)? [Ilocano]

    Melele in Kajinet kin Wāween an Rinañinmij Bwebwenato kin Nañinmijin

    Kij in Tuberculosis (TB) remaron mour iloan enbwinnim iomwin eloñ yiō ilo an jab walok kakōlkōl. Mennin jej nae etan nañinmij in TB eo ejab kabobo. Nañinmijin TB eo ejab kabobo emaron erom nañinmijin TB eo ekabobo jabdewōt ien im kōmman am nañinmij. Ilo ien eo nañinmijin TB eo ejab kabobo enaj erom nañinmijin TB eo ekabobo, TB emaron ajeeded jen armij ñan armij ilo mejatoto. Am jino kenono ibben taktō eo am ej buñten eo kein kajuon ñan kejbarok baamle eo am, ro mōttam, im armij ro ilo jukjukinbed eo am jen nañinmijin elab an kabobo.

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    301131

    Patient2Provider_Conversation_Guide_ILOCANO.pdf

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    Think. Test. Treat TB
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  • Genre:
    Fact Sheet
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    2 unnumbered pages
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