+ Follow PHILIPPINE AMBULATORY PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATION Tag
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[Title] => World TB Day: Eradicating a vicious cycle
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World Tuberculosis Day was observed last March 24.
In the Philippines, a TB control program, which had adult patients in long queues, was implemented for decades. Such a program, however, did not solve the festering TB problem because it missed the central point — childhood TB.
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As Christians observe the rituals of Holy Week, millions of people will be offering prayers for loved ones who are suffering from or have died of tuberculosis. TB is Asia’s top killer infectious disease, according to the World Health Organization, and the illness remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide. Four people die of TB every minute around the globe; in Asia, the disease kills 1,000 people every day.
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[Title] => World TB Day: Eradicating a vicious cycle
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World Tuberculosis Day was observed last March 24.
In the Philippines, a TB control program, which had adult patients in long queues, was implemented for decades. Such a program, however, did not solve the festering TB problem because it missed the central point — childhood TB.
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