Study finds high risk of pediatric tuberculosis in high-burden areas
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 WHO report highlights surge in TB cases and deaths in 2023WHO report highlights surge in TB cases and deaths in 2023
 
The highest number of tuberculosis (TB) cases since global monitoring began were recorded in 2023, according to a report published by the World Health Organization (WHO).
 
 
 Study finds high risk of pediatric tuberculosis in high-burden areasStudy finds high risk of pediatric tuberculosis in high-burden areas
 
New findings also indicate that children who live in settings with a high burden of TB have a consistently high annual risk of developing TB infection throughout childhood.
 
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