#HumFitTohIndiaHit: Rising TB cases among young adults in urban India are a growing concern. Know the causes, early symptoms, and why timely diagnosis is crucial.
World Tuberculosis Day 2026: Tuberculosis can be prevented and treated in children with the help of timely treatment and appropriate guidance in the recovery.
India has recorded a 21% fall in tuberculosis cases between 2015 and 2024, nearly twice the global average, according to the latest WHO report highlighting steady progress in TB control efforts.
Dr Sudhir Kumar, a medical practitioner, took to X (previously known as X) to highlight 25-year-old Ravi's journey to a shocking discovery of spinal tuberculosis after ignoring the subtle symptoms his body signalled for serious health complications.
By fostering an understanding of tuberculosis, we can end stigma, encourage early diagnosis, and improve treatment adherence, to ensure no one suffers in silence and that everyone has access to the care they need.
Uterine Tuberculosis: Symptoms, Its Impact on Pregnancy, Treatment Options, and Early Detection Tests
Myths about TB: Debunking common myths and facts about tuberculosis.
Tuberculosis (TB) remains a significant public health threat globally, with India carrying the highest burden. Here's how to 'STOP' Tuberculosis.
Under-nutrition is a factor contributing to the development of active TB disease. Ni-kshay Mitra scheme encourages organisations and individuals adopt TB patients and provide nutritional support to them.
World tuberculosis day is observed on March 24 every year to raise awareness about the disease. Read on to know how the community can intervene to prevent and control the spread of TB.
Door-to-door TB screening campaign will help detect and diagnose millions of patients that go undiagnosed every year, says Sriram Natarajan, CEO of Molbio Diagnostics.
Karnataka is launching a door-to-door survey to check the spread of TB among Covid-recovered patients and their family members.
Tuberculosis is one of the most misunderstood diseases in the country and there are many false notions attached to it. Read on to get the facts right and clear all your doubts regarding the disease.
Tuberculosis is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, according to the WHO. It is estimated to affect one-quarter of the world's population.
To eliminate tuberculosis from India, the governmnet has taken up an ambitious universal immunisation programme- says union health minister.
World Tuberculosis Day is celebrated every year with the intention of spreading awareness about TB. With this important day of the health calendar just around the corner, we give you a low-down on the latent and active versions of tuberculosis.
While a new drug that can cure TB fast is in the offing, we share with you gifts of nature than help prevent this deadly bacterial infection.
A new experimental antibiotic for tuberculosis (TB) has been shown to be more effective against TB than Isoniazid, a decades old drug which is currently one of the standard treatment for the disease, finds a study on mice.
#HumFitTohIndiaHit: Rising TB cases among young adults in urban India are a growing concern. Know the causes, early symptoms, and why timely diagnosis is crucial.
World Tuberculosis Day 2026: Tuberculosis can be prevented and treated in children with the help of timely treatment and appropriate guidance in the recovery.
India has recorded a 21% fall in tuberculosis cases between 2015 and 2024, nearly twice the global average, according to the latest WHO report highlighting steady progress in TB control efforts.
Dr Sudhir Kumar, a medical practitioner, took to X (previously known as X) to highlight 25-year-old Ravi's journey to a shocking discovery of spinal tuberculosis after ignoring the subtle symptoms his body signalled for serious health complications.
Uterine Tuberculosis: Symptoms, Its Impact on Pregnancy, Treatment Options, and Early Detection Tests
Myths about TB: Debunking common myths and facts about tuberculosis.
Tuberculosis (TB) remains a significant public health threat globally, with India carrying the highest burden. Here's how to 'STOP' Tuberculosis.
Under-nutrition is a factor contributing to the development of active TB disease. Ni-kshay Mitra scheme encourages organisations and individuals adopt TB patients and provide nutritional support to them.
World tuberculosis day is observed on March 24 every year to raise awareness about the disease. Read on to know how the community can intervene to prevent and control the spread of TB.
Door-to-door TB screening campaign will help detect and diagnose millions of patients that go undiagnosed every year, says Sriram Natarajan, CEO of Molbio Diagnostics.
Karnataka is launching a door-to-door survey to check the spread of TB among Covid-recovered patients and their family members.
Tuberculosis is one of the most misunderstood diseases in the country and there are many false notions attached to it. Read on to get the facts right and clear all your doubts regarding the disease.
Tuberculosis is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, according to the WHO. It is estimated to affect one-quarter of the world's population.
To eliminate tuberculosis from India, the governmnet has taken up an ambitious universal immunisation programme- says union health minister.
World Tuberculosis Day is celebrated every year with the intention of spreading awareness about TB. With this important day of the health calendar just around the corner, we give you a low-down on the latent and active versions of tuberculosis.
While a new drug that can cure TB fast is in the offing, we share with you gifts of nature than help prevent this deadly bacterial infection.
A new experimental antibiotic for tuberculosis (TB) has been shown to be more effective against TB than Isoniazid, a decades old drug which is currently one of the standard treatment for the disease, finds a study on mice.
A top executive at the Switzerland-based non-profit The Global Fund has said that ending tuberculosis by 2025 in India is "tough" and "very stretching", given where the country stands currently,
By fostering an understanding of tuberculosis, we can end stigma, encourage early diagnosis, and improve treatment adherence, to ensure no one suffers in silence and that everyone has access to the care they need.
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