The Union, in collaboration with its global community of members, hosts an ongoing open-access webinar series on tuberculosis, tobacco control, COVID-19 and other lung diseases.
Below are all the webinars, past and present, that focus on tuberculosis.
Learn from our experts, members and high-profile speakers.
Tobacco Control enforcement and implementation webinar
subtitle: Wednesday 24 February, 13:00 – 14:30 CET
Hear from tobacco control implementation experts who share their experiences of achieving high compliance with tobacco control laws, through real-world case studies, and learn how to use these experiences to improve compliance rates.
Digital adherence technologies for tuberculosis: promise and peril
subtitle: Wednesday 16 December, 16:00 - 17:00 CET
Digital adherence technologies for TB are increasingly being used in a variety of contexts to monitor adherence to TB medications. This presentation aims to acquaint online attendees with the range of DATs being used in high and low TB burden settings.
Transmission of M. tuberculosis in HIV prevalent settings
subtitle: Thursday 3 December, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM CET
Speaker Leo Martinez, winner of the 2017 Stephen Lawn TB-HIV Research Leadership Prize, will provide an overview review of transmission dynamics of M. tuberculosis in settings where both tuberculosis and HIV are endemic.
TB and Mental Health: An overview
subtitle: Friday 9 October, 14:00 - 15:00 PM CEST
This webinar is hosted by The Union’s TB and Mental Health working group, in partnership with Survivors Against TB, a community group that works with TB survivors and diverse stakeholders to advocate on creating patient and community focused paradigms of care in TB in India.
Availability of and challenges to resistance testing for second-line drugs, including the new and repurposed TB drugs
subtitle: Thursday 24 September,
The session reported on the survey of Union members and members of Global Drug Initiative and Global Laboratory Initiative about the availability of drug susceptibility testing, followed by a discussion of potential strategies to expand this availability.
Novel rapid diagnostics for assessing zoonotic tuberculosis
subtitle: Tuesday 8 September, 14:00 - 15:00 PM CEST
Determining the source of a zoonotic infection is generally limited to whole-genome sequencing. In this webinar, leaders in the development of new rapid TB diagnostic tests discussed the challenges and progress, including rapidly identifying cases of ZTB.