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World Health Organization
The WHO consolidated guidelines on tuberculosis, Module 1, detail the strategies and recommendations for tuberculosis preventive treatment. It emphasizes the importance of identifying individuals at risk, particularly among vulnerable populations such as people living with HIV and young children. The guidelines also discuss the efficacy of various treatment regimens and the need for clinical judgment in interpreting test results for latent TB infection (LTBI). The document aims to support healthcare providers in implementing effective TB prevention strategies in high-incidence settings.
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