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DIAGNOSTIC CXR ATLAS FOR TUBERCULOSIS IN CHILDREN (VIETNAMESE)
The Diagnostic CXR Atlas for Tuberculosis in Children: A Guide to Chest X-ray Interpretation (the Atlas) has been extensively revised, with the aim of assisting non-specialist healthcare workers in high tuberculosis (TB)-burden settings to interpret chest x-rays…
DIAGNOSTIC CXR ATLAS FOR TUBERCULOSIS IN CHILDREN (MONGOLIAN)
The Diagnostic CXR Atlas for Tuberculosis in Children: A Guide to Chest X-ray Interpretation (the Atlas) has been extensively revised, with the aim of assisting non-specialist healthcare workers in high tuberculosis (TB)-burden settings to interpret chest x-rays…
IJTLD OPEN has launched
The Union has launched the first issue of IJTLD OPEN – a fully-compliant, open access journal to enhance our coverage of tuberculosis (TB) and lung disease.
This first issue of IJTLD OPEN features Editorials (highlighting TB in children…
Nutritional acquired immunodeficiency (N-AIDS) a key driver of TB Pandemic
One in five incident TB cases were attributable to malnutrition, more than double the number attributed to HIV/AIDS. Like HIV/AIDS, malnutrition is a cause of secondary immunodeficiency, known as nutritionally acquired immunodeficiency…
Using timeliness metrics for household contact tracing and TB preventive therapy in the private sector, India
A forthcoming article in an issue of IJTLD describes the use of a timeliness metric for effective screening of household contacts. The preprint is free to read.
A reflection on 2023
Prof Guy Marks, President and Interim Executive Director, reflections on the dedication, hard work and achievements of The Union in 2023.
“7-1-7” timeliness metric is valuable to TB household contacts
New research led by The Union finds the “7-1-7” timeliness metric to be valuable for screening and supporting household contacts of people with tuberculosis.
The Union's Centre for Operational Research is assessing the use of the metric…
Annual Report 2022
This impact report includes a message from Professor Guy Marks, President and Interim Executive Director, and highlights some of The Union's key achievements in 2022.
The Union gratefully acknowledges all those that supported our work in 2022.
Read the list of acknowledgements.
- Financial Statement 2022 Auditor's Report 2022 (in French)
Acknowledgements 2022
The Union gratefully acknowledges the following governments, agencies, foundations, corporations and individuals that supported The Union’s work in 2022.Open access definition and APC
- Open Access (OA)
IJTLD OPEN is fully compliant with the OA policy of Coalition S. Articles are made Open Access at the time of online publication. All Open Access articles are distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits…
Open access and the future of the IJTLD
An Editorial in a forthcoming issue of IJTLD describes the rationale for launching IJTLD OPEN. The preprint is free to read.
"We all have duty to transform evidence into practice": Union World Conference closing speech
Dr Stephen John, Union Board of Directors member, delivered the closing speech at The Union World Conference on Lung Health 2023.NEW RESEARCH: HOW DRONES ARE TACKLING TB IN THE HIMALAYAS
The Union World Conference on Lung Health 2023 - Saturday 18 November press release
‘THE TIME FOR THE GLOBAL TB COMMUNITY TO ACT IS NOW’ - NEW RESEARCH SHOWS FAILURE OF CURRENT POLICIES TO ERADICATE TB
The Union World Conference on Lung Health 2023 - Friday 17 November press release
NEW RESEARCH: SAFER, SHORTER, AND MORE EFFECTIVE TREATMENT DISCOVERED FOR TB
The Union World Conference on Lung Health 2023 - Thursday 16 November press release
“RUNNING OUT OF EXCUSES”: TB LEADER CONDEMNS INACTION IN ERADICATING TB AS UNION WORLD CONFERENCE BEGINS
The Union World Conference on Lung Health 2023 - Wednesday 15 November opening press release
The Union response to WHO Global TB Report 2023
Professor Guy Marks, President and Interim Executive Director, International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union)
“The urgency to act has never been greater, as the latest global figures show that TB incidence is rising in high-burden settings,…
NEW GLOBAL RESEARCH: FOUR NEW, IMPROVED DRUG REGIMENS COULD CUT TREATMENT TIME FOR DRUG RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS BY UP TO TWO-THIRDS
The Union World Conference on Lung Health 2023 - Wednesday 15 November press release
Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association
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The aims of the Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Contribute to the improvement of national health and welfare and providing necessary international cooperation towards ending TB.
The objectives of the Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association
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Taiwan Anti-Tuberculosis Association
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The aims and objectives of the Taiwan Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Taiwan Anti-Tuberculosis Association aims to provide support to people with tuberculosis, promote the tuberculosis prevention education, and increase the general public’s knowledge…
Hong Kong Tuberculosis, Chest & Heart Diseases Association
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The aims and objectives of the Hong Kong Tuberculosis, Chest & Heart Diseases Association:
To promote, encourage or undertake research and experimental work on the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and any other aspects of the diseases and malfunction of…
Korean National Tuberculosis Association
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The aims and objectives of the Korean National Tuberculosis Association
The Korean National Tuberculosis Association (KNTA)’s vision is to provide the best service, trusted and acknowledged by everyone, regarding tuberculosis and respiratory disease.…
Philippine Tuberculosis Society, Inc.
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The aims and objectives of the Philippine Tuberculosis Society, Inc. (PTSI)
PTSI was founded in July 1910, with a vision to be a leading partner in the elimination of TB in the Philippines, that will bring not only a better quality of life for Filipinos…
Tuberculosis Association of India
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The aims and objectives of the Tuberculosis Association of India
The Tuberculosis Association of India (TAI) has been serving the cause of tuberculosis since 1939. It is one of the oldest and largest voluntary organizations having its affiliates all over…
Global reporting on TB in children and adolescents: how far have we come and what remains to be done?
An Editorial in a forthcoming issue of IJTLD Open highlights the need for further progress in tackling TB in children and adolescents. The preprint is free to read.