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TUBERCULOSIS
University College London, Imperial College London
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Tuberculosis (TB) is the leading cause of infection-related mortality globally, with increasing cases reported in the United States. The article discusses the importance of screening high-risk individuals for asymptomatic TB infection and emphasizes the need for microbiological confirmation of TB disease. Treatment protocols are outlined, highlighting the necessity of multiple antibiotics and monitoring for drug toxicity. The content is aimed at improving patient outcomes and reducing transmission rates of TB.
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