MSF has been involved in tuberculosis (TB) care for 30 years, often working alongside national health authorities to treat patients in a wide variety of settings, including chronic conflict zones, urban slums, prisons, refugee camps and rural areas. MSF’s first programmes to treat multidrug-resistant TB opened in 1999, and the organisation is now one of the largest NGO treatment providers for drug-resistant TB. In 2013, the organisation treated 32,000 patients with TB in 24 countries, including 1,950 patients with drug-resistant TB.
Tb Report Outofstepreport Eng 2014
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