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Guardian Professional,
26 Aug 2014:
The development of PaMZ has been hailed as a breakthrough. But what do the experts think?
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Guardian Professional, 8 Aug 2014:
Official figures showing a rise in diseases linked to poverty, such as gout, TB, measles, malnutrition and whooping cough are a barometer of failure and neglect, says John Middleton
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Guardian Professional,
29 Jul 2014:
Recent report suggests we have overestimated Aids epidemic and underestimated malaria deaths
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Guardian Professional, 28 Jul 2014:
Charles Gore: With mortality rates comparable to HIV/Aids, TB and malaria, why isn't more being done to tackle this deadly liver infection?
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21 Jul 2014: Aids 2014 symposium in Melbourne hears drug combination known as PaMZ can treat drug-resistant TB in as little as four months
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Guardian Professional,
7 Jul 2014:
After fighting tuberculosis for three years, Phumeza Tisile is asking governments to recognise it as a public health emergency
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23 Jun 2014: Scientists identify a genetic 'signature' for the disease, and must now devise a diagnostic test for use in developing countries
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Guardian Professional, 5 Jun 2014: Dalene von Delft, doctor and founder of TB proof, had a drastic career change when she was diagnosed with tuberculosis
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4 May 2014:
Letters: Hopefully research now under way will bear fruit and we will have a new and much more effective vaccine before BCG marks its 100th anniversary in the 2020s
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23 Apr 2014:
A phase III trial of a novel combination of drugs for tuberculosis, including some drug-resistant strains, will launch within the year, the TB Alliance announced
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10 Apr 2014: Contacts of Christian Mbemba Idanda getting TB tests as case adds to concern over drug-resistant tuberculosis
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9 Apr 2014:
Readers answer other readers' questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific concepts
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28 Mar 2014: Naomi McAuliffe: Let's stop pussy-footing around and get rid of these monsters before they've had their wicked way with us
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27 Mar 2014:
Public health experts say transmission risk is low but recommend putting down cats confirmed to have disease
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24 Mar 2014:
Jennifer Hughes: When rich countries eradicated TB, new treatments dried up. Now the disease has evolved to become drug-resistant – and it's the world's poorest people who are bearing the brunt
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