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Can Natural Remedies Help Cure Tuberculosis?
Experts emphasise that while natural therapies may help boost immunity and reduce symptoms, they should never replace conventional treatment. Here's a closer look at what works, and what doesn't, when it comes to natural healing.
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World Tuberculosis (TB) Day 2025: Theme And Its Significance
World Tuberculosis (TB) Day 2025: The theme for World TB Day 2025 is "Yes! We Can End TB", reinforcing the idea that ending tuberculosis is possible with collective effort.
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World TB Day 2024: Understanding The Complications Of Bone Tuberculosis
Bone tuberculosis occurs primarily from infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria.
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Health Check: 25% of the World's Tuberculosis Patients in India
According to a latest study, conducted by the Centre for Disease Dynamics, Economics and Policy (CDDEP) researchers, India bears the highest burden of tuberculosis globally and about 25% of the world's tuberculosis patients belong to India.
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Mummies Reveal Tuberculosis's Roman Lineage: Study
Samples from mummies in a Hungarian crypt have revealed that multiple tuberculosis (TB) strains derived from a single Roman ancestor that circulated in 18th-century Europe, scientists said toda
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New Drug Regimen Speeds Tuberculosis Treatment
An experimental cocktail of three drugs can dramatically shorten the time it takes to treat patients infected with TB strains that are hard to cure with conventional antibiotics, according to research presented Monday at the world AIDS forum.
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Can Vinegar Be Used To Treat Tuberculosis?
An international team of researchers has found that an active ingredient in vinegar can effectively kill mycobacteria and even the highly drug-resistant mycobacterium tuberculosis. Acetic acid in vinegar might be used as an inexpensive and non-toxic disinfectant...
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US health authorities approve new TB drug, first in 40 years
US health authorities have approved a new medicine to fight multi-drug resistant TB, the first to be approved in the country in more than four decades.
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Passive smoking raises TB risk
Passive smoking seems to be related to and increased risk of Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection in children living in a home with a tuberculosis patient.
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Can Natural Remedies Help Cure Tuberculosis?
Experts emphasise that while natural therapies may help boost immunity and reduce symptoms, they should never replace conventional treatment. Here's a closer look at what works, and what doesn't, when it comes to natural healing.
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World Tuberculosis (TB) Day 2025: Theme And Its Significance
World Tuberculosis (TB) Day 2025: The theme for World TB Day 2025 is "Yes! We Can End TB", reinforcing the idea that ending tuberculosis is possible with collective effort.
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World TB Day 2024: Understanding The Complications Of Bone Tuberculosis
Bone tuberculosis occurs primarily from infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria.
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Health Check: 25% of the World's Tuberculosis Patients in India
According to a latest study, conducted by the Centre for Disease Dynamics, Economics and Policy (CDDEP) researchers, India bears the highest burden of tuberculosis globally and about 25% of the world's tuberculosis patients belong to India.
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Mummies Reveal Tuberculosis's Roman Lineage: Study
Samples from mummies in a Hungarian crypt have revealed that multiple tuberculosis (TB) strains derived from a single Roman ancestor that circulated in 18th-century Europe, scientists said toda
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New Drug Regimen Speeds Tuberculosis Treatment
An experimental cocktail of three drugs can dramatically shorten the time it takes to treat patients infected with TB strains that are hard to cure with conventional antibiotics, according to research presented Monday at the world AIDS forum.
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Can Vinegar Be Used To Treat Tuberculosis?
An international team of researchers has found that an active ingredient in vinegar can effectively kill mycobacteria and even the highly drug-resistant mycobacterium tuberculosis. Acetic acid in vinegar might be used as an inexpensive and non-toxic disinfectant...
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US health authorities approve new TB drug, first in 40 years
US health authorities have approved a new medicine to fight multi-drug resistant TB, the first to be approved in the country in more than four decades.
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Passive smoking raises TB risk
Passive smoking seems to be related to and increased risk of Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection in children living in a home with a tuberculosis patient.
