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The existing treatment lasts at least two years including several months in hospital. The treatment at the special drug resistant TB unit on the outskirts of Yerevan means having to take up to 20 pills a day, often together with painful injections every morning.

How is it possible...

...that we sent people to the moon almost 50 years ago, yet millions of people with tuberculosis are still treated with old, inadequate medicines?

https://tbsummit.msfaccess.org/
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25 April 2018

Snakebite: Little hope of a cure for the most vulnerable

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