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CDC fights against global TB

  • January 7, 2016

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      CDC Fights Against Global TB:

      • 2 billion people infected with TB

      • 1/3 of the world population

      Each Year:

      • 9.6 Million sick with active TB

      • 480,000 New cases of multidrug-resistant TB (MDR TB)

      • 1.5 Million deaths

      Preventable, Treatable, Curable:

      • 37 Million lives saved

      CDC's Impact:

      CDC: Identifying new approaches to improve TB prevention and care worldwide

      • Developing new tools to find and cure TB

      • Strengthening surveillance systems to identify and target TB hot spots

      • Transforming the world's approach to diagnosing TB among those with HIV

      • Informed the global roadmap to find, cure and prevent TB in children

      • Establishing best practices to end TB transmission in health facilities

      • Leading research to improve treatment for drug-resistant TB

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