Tuberculosis - Potentially More Lethal Than HIV
Monday October 29, 2007
In some parts of the world, HIV is killing millions. But there is another killer that gets less attention but has the potential to be more lethal than HIV. Tuberculosis, a disease once on the verge of disappearing, is now stronger than ever. People are dying all over the world and to make matters worse there is a new strain of TB that resists the very medications used to treat the infection. Here are the most updated TB statistics.
Related TB Information
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Comments
hi
there is no need to exaggerate the problem
TB is curable HIV is not.
hi
your inference that TB in people with HIV is due to low immune system is incorrect.
the immune system is not relevant to TB.
al