NEWS

One Billion for Tuberculosis in the Asia-Pacific

The Global Fund announces over 1 billion in funding for TB in the Asia-Pacific, and 12.5 billion for TB world-wide.

Sydney Global Child Health Network: Research Showcase

2019 RESEARCH SHOWCASE & LAUNCH Friday 13 December 2019 Tickets are still available for the Network’s 2019 Research Showcase and Launch...

Management of Tuberculosis: A Guide to Essential Practice

The TB-CRE is delighted to recommend the 7th edition of the Union's publication 'Management of Tuberculosis: A Guide to Essential Practice'

Publications from PNG’s first Operational Research Training on Tuberculosis

TB-CRE investigators publish enormously successful outcomes from the first Operational Research Training program in TB services held in PNG

Management of Children with Tuberculosis

A review outlining the approach to diagnosis of tuberculosis in children indicates that even in high-resource settings, an accurate...

Adolescent TB: an overlooked group

A review published in Lancet Child & Adolescent Health by TB-CRE investigators highlights the overlooked health challenge of adolescent TB

WHO roster of consultants

WHO roster of consultants in TB prevalence and drug resistance surveys WHO is establishing a roster of consultants to provide technical...

NSW Health TB Conference 2020

The NSW Health TB Conference 2020 will be held in March to coincide with World TB Day. The conference will offer an exciting mix of talks...

Guy Marks: Union President

Professor Guy Marks has taken over the position of President of The International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease at the...

Supporting TB Health Systems

Two recent publications authored by TB-CRE investigators have highlighted the benefits and complexities in strengthening TB health systems.

Opening Ceremony launches Union Conference

The Vice President of India was the special guest at Wednesday's Opening Ceremony for the 50th Union World Conference on Lung Health,...

Seven million people receive record levels of life-saving TB treatment but three million miss out

Severe underfunding, lack of access to care jeopardise at-risk populations More people received life-saving treatment for tuberculosis...