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Climate change can worsen 58% of human infectious diseases. This is why

Author(s): McKenzie T, Mora C, Von Hammerstein H.
Year: 2022
Filed under: climate, climate change, Infectious disease, Journal Article, Research, Risk, risk factors

A scoping review on climate change and tuberculosis

Author(s): Maharjan, B, Gopali, R S & Zhang, Y.
Year: 2021
Filed under: climate, climate change, Journal Article, low income, middle income, Public Health, Research, Review, Risk, risk factors, scoping, scoping review, seasonality, study, TB, Tuberculosis

The impact of climate change on the risk factors for tuberculosis: A systematic review

Author(s): Kharwadkar S, Attanayake V, Duncan J, Navaratne N, Benson J
Year: 2022
Filed under: climate, climate change, climate-sensitive diseases, impact, Journal Article, Literature review, model, Public Health, Research, Review, Risk, study, systematic review, TB, TB research, Tuberculosis, vote, vote-counting

Guide to Measure the Prevalence of Active TB Disease Among Health Care Workers

Author(s): TB Care I
Year: 2013
Filed under: Guidance and Tools, Health workers, Measurement, NTP, Prevalence, Prevention, Risk

The epidemiological advantage of preferential targeting of tuberculosis control at the poor

Author(s): The International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease
Year: 2015
Filed under: Journal Article, Poverty, Research, Risk, Socio-economic, TB control

Variation and risk factors of drug resistant tuberculosis in sub-Saharan Africa: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Author(s): BMC Public Health
Year: 2015
Filed under: DR-TB, Drug-resistant TB, Journal Article, Research, Review, Risk, Sub-Saharan Africa, TB patients

A household-level score to predict the risk of tuberculosis among contacts of patients with tuberculosis: a derivation and external validation prospective cohort study

Author(s): The Lancet Infectious Diseases
Year: 2019
Filed under: Contact, Household contact, Journal Article, Research, Risk, TB patients

Tuberculosis preventive therapy: An underutilised strategy to reduce individual risk of TB and contribute to TB control

Author(s): South African Medical Journal
Year: 2014
Filed under: Isoniazid, Journal Article, Prevention, Research, Risk, South Africa, TB control
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The TB DIAH project is part of USAID's performance-based measures to end TB—the Global Accelerator to End Tuberculosis. This TB DIAH website features a data hub, guidance, and tools to support the work of the global TB community. TB DIAH makes possible optimal analysis and use of TB data to inform national TB programs, policies, and USAID-supported interventions.

This information was produced with the support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) under the terms of the TB Data, Impact Assessment and Communications Hub (TB DIAH) Associate Award No. 7200AA18LA00007. TB DIAH is implemented by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in partnership with John Snow, Inc. Views expressed are not necessarily those of USAID or the United States government.