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Cemre Arpa, Ahmed Abd El Wahed, Serap Aydin, Prakash Ghosh, Dinesh Mondal, et al.
…f effect parameters into utility and disability weights, in health economic evaluations of TB diagnostic tests. **METHODS:** A targeted literature search in PubMed, Cochrane Library, Web of Science, and Google Scholar identified health economic evaluations of diagnosis and popul…
Reya Farber, Rachel Rhee-Feitel, Amelia Lewis
Global health actors, institutions, and communities are trying to respond to the unprecedented U.S. development aid cuts and the “America First” strategy to global health that focuses largely on HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, polio, and global health security. Ami…
Saifur Rehman, Shakeeb Ullah, Kholik Kholik, Muhammad Munawaroh, Akhmad Sukri, et al.
…ead, variables that increase the risk, importance to public health, economic impact, treatment, and methods of controlling bovine brucellosis. Bovine tuberculosis primarily affects cattle although it can also affect other animals. Bovine brucellosis is a global illness that occur…
Jingjing Li, Huxiao Sun, Dzmitry Shcharbin, Serge Mignani, Jean-Pierre Majoral, et al.
…disease caused by(), which puts enormous pressure on public health and economic systems worldwide. Therefore, accurate diagnosis and timely intervention of TB are critical for interrupting disease transmission and reducing mortality among TB patients. However, the low bioavailabi…
Ankush Dhillon, Prabhati Yadav, Saurabh Gupta, Shoor Vir Singh, Jagdip Singh Sohal, et al.
…losis (MAP). It has significant economic, trade, and public health implications. In addition to evading host immunity, MAP modulates the gut microbiome, resulting in dysbiosis that exacerbates disease progression. A conceptual framework is proposed in which Johne's disease (JD) c…
Amidu Alhassan, Yula Salifu, Patience Fakornam Doe, Frank Offei Odonkor, Joseph Lasong
**BACKGROUND:** Tuberculosis (TB) remains a pressing global health challenge, ranking among the leading causes of death from a single infectious agent. In 2021, the World Health Organisation (WHO) estimated 10.6 million new TB cases and 1.6 million TB-associated deaths globally, …
Francesca Saluzzo, Andrea Maurizio Cabibbe, Richard Anthony, Alexandra Aubry, Francis Drobniewski, et al.
… context-appropriate diagnostic strategies. While the World Health Organisation (WHO) provides model algorithms, these require adaptation to the European Union/European Economic Area (EU/EEA) context, a setting with low TB incidence but high resources. This viewpoint from the Eur…
Pamela Pei, Livia Qoshe, Grady Florance, Ankur Pandya, Milton C Weinstein, et al.
…tions: tuberculosis cases detected, deaths, life-years, and healthcare costs associated with trial-informed decisions. We varied key parameters in probabilistic sensitivity analysis. We considered two willingness-to-pay thresholds: US $3000/year of life saved (YLS) (~50% of South…
Mamy Jayne Nelly Rajaofera, Wei Liu, Sylvana Tomboanona, Alphonsine Mboty Reziky, Dai Kuang, et al.
… Madagascar and explores opportunities for improving public health outcomes, with a focus on six priority diseases. **METHODS:** We conducted a comprehensive scoping review of literature published between January 2000 and December 2024, searching PubMed, Google Scholar, ScienceD…
Bibin Bose, S Siva Kumar
**BACKGROUND:** Zoonoses significantly impact human health and agricultural productivity, particularly affecting livestock farmers. In this review, the primary objective was to understand the economic impact of both zoonotic and potential zoonotic diseases. **METHODS:** This nar…
Muhammed Jabir, Manju Rahi
…MDA surveillance, place a considerable strain on the public health infrastructure. Moreover, the disability, stigma and productivity loss associated with lymphedema impose substantial socio-economic burden. Given the large presence of private and non-profit sectors in India, publ…
Shyamala Ravikoti, Vikas Bhatia, Sekkulandai Kuppuswamy Mohanasundari
Tobacco use remains a pervasive global health challenge, particularly affecting low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) like India, where it contributes significantly to preventable deaths and economic burdens. This comprehensive review synthesizes current literature from 2010 t…
Stefano Orlando, Loredana Andreea Silaghi, Mariagrazia Cicala, Mathambo William Lowole, Cacilda Massango, et al.
…g with HIV continues to grow, placing significant strain on health systems and financial resources. Persistent challenges include high rates of new infections, late diagnoses, inequalities in access to care, and barriers faced by key populations. Emerging issues such as drug resi…
Asal Adawi, Gregory Hawley, Syed Zain Ahmad, Candice Madakadze, Fahad Buskandar, et al.
…roblem. However, significant infectious diseases and public health considerations exist with such a technological advancement. **RECENT FINDINGS:** Infectious diseases hazards with public health implications of pig-to-human xenotransplantation may be categorized taxonomically, a…
Camilla Sculco, Frank Zobel, Mélina Tognolini, Joëlle Rosselet Amoussou, Emiliano Albanese, et al.
…k-cocaine use is associated with severe physical and mental health consequences, including cardiac, pulmonary and psychiatric conditions. It also heightens the risk of overdose and transmission of infectious diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis, and hepatitis. Equity-deserving popu…
Mariana Vieira, Pedro Barbosa, João Pedro Ramos, Marta Castro, Dulce Torres, et al.
…t, rural residency, low income, gender, and specific mental health conditions. Cultural perceptions of TB, healthcare system interactions, and the dual stigma associated with HIV co-infection significantly exacerbated TB-related stigma experiences. Factors such as social support,…
Ashish Ranjan, Ajantha Panneerselvam, Saroj Meena, Rajnish Gupta
…isease, caused by inhaling silica dust, poses a substantial health risk to workers in industries like mining, construction, and manufacturing. Development of new technological processes like jewellery manufacturing, processing of artificial stones etc has increased the number of …
Meredith B Brooks, Ashlee Vance, Nirupa Misra, Leonid Lecca, Maria Jaswal, et al.
…spect, and tailored support, has improved outcomes in other health areas but has not been systematically applied to TB. Here, we argue that integrating FCC into TB care can reduce losses across the cascade and improve outcomes for individuals and households. FCC offers a unifying…
Maciej Michalik, Tomasz Lorenc, Krzysztof Marcinkowski, Mateusz Muras, Natalia Mikszta, et al.
…g-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) poses a significant global health threat, particularly in low- and middle-income countries with limited access to quality healthcare. By 2023, 10% of global tuberculosis cases were classified as drug-resistant, with multidrug-resistant (MDR-TB) an…
Pushpa Choudhary, Uma Phalswal, Mamta
…olation, shame, discrimination), treatment-related factors, healthcare system limitations, economic confrontation, and a knowledge-awareness gap hinder self-care management among TB patients. However, there are few facilitators to assist the individual in adhering to self-care ma…
Sungwon Jung
…DST) in drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB). The 2025 World Health Organization (WHO) consolidated guidelines and the operational handbook place tNGS after initial automated nucleic acid amplification tests (aNAATs) for the delivery of catalogue-linked molecular drug susceptibili…
Chinwe Iwu-Jaja, Laetitia Gahimbare, Akhona V Mazingisa, Walter Fuller, Degefaw Y Mazengiya, et al.
**INTRODUCTION:** There is substantive evidence that vaccines play a crucial role in curbing antimicrobial resistance (AMR). This has a potentially high impact in the WHO African Region. However, there is a need for a viable strategy to leverage vaccines in addressing AMR in the …