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 Multidrug-resistant TB in children is rising: Urgent global action neededMultidrug-resistant TB in children is rising: Urgent global action needed
 
Researchers analyzed global trends in multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) among children and adolescents, revealing rising incidence rates, gender disparities, and the disproportionate impact on low-income regions.
 
 
 New tool improves TB isolation decisions and streamlines workflowsNew tool improves TB isolation decisions and streamlines workflows
 
Patients with suspected tuberculosis (TB) require special precautions in healthcare facilities, and cases of TB have been rising in the US over the past several years.
 
   AI-based technology accelerates discovery of new tuberculosis drug candidatesAI-based technology accelerates discovery of new tuberculosis drug candidates
 
Tuberculosis is a serious global health threat that infected more than 10 million people in 2022. Spread through the air and into the lungs, the pathogen that causes "TB" can lead to chronic cough, chest pains, fatigue, fever and weight loss.
 
   Groundbreaking advances in tuberculosis vaccine development and therapiesGroundbreaking advances in tuberculosis vaccine development and therapies
 
Despite decades of efforts, tuberculosis remains a global health crisis, claiming over 1.3 million lives annually.
 
 Epidemiological study of pulmonary tuberculosis in China over six years
 
Epidemiological study of pulmonary tuberculosis in China over six yearsAnnouncing a new article publication for Zoonoses journal. This study was aimed at exploring pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB) epidemiological characteristics and trends in China from 2016 to 2022, to provide evidence for optimizing strategies and measures for tuberculosis prevention and control.
 
 
 Study reveals differences in allosteric behavior of cAMP receptor proteins in M. tuberculosis
 
Study reveals differences in allosteric behavior of cAMP receptor proteins in M. tuberculosisA new study, "Identifying Allosteric Hotspots in Mycobacterium tuberculosis cAMP Receptor Protein" published in Biochemistry, provides key insights into how bacterial cAMP receptor proteins (CRPs) respond differently to the ubiquitous signaling molecule, cyclic AMP (cAMP).
 
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