Secular trends of tuberculosis in Western Europe / M. C. Raviglione ... [et al.]
Citation
(1993). Secular trends of tuberculosis in Western Europe / M. C. Raviglione ... [et al.]. http://www.who.int/iris/handle/10665/52914
Relation
Bulletin of the World Health Organization 1993 ; 71(3-4) : 297-306
Collections
Metadata
Show full item recordRelated items
Showing items related by title and MeSH subject.
-
Fourth meeting of national tuberculosis programme managers : report on a WHO meeting, Helsinki, Finland 8-10 June 2000
(EUR/00/5017613, 2000)Tuberculosis (TB) control in parts of Europe requires urgent action. Drug-resistant TB is increasing rapidly. In parts of central and eastern Europe, economic decline, poverty, overcrowded prisons and fractured medical services mean that TB rates are increasing and multidrug-resistant strains are rapidly emerging. There is also a growing epidemic of HIV infection, which is likely to compound TB control problems. This fourth biennial meeting of national tuberculosis programme managers was convened to facilitate the exchange of information on TB ... -
Fifth meeting of national tuberculosis programme managers : report on a WHO meeting, Wolfheze, Netherlands 7-9 June 2002
(EUR/02/5037612, 2002)Tuberculosis (TB) control in some countries of Europe requires urgent attention. Drug-resistant TB is increasing rapidly. In parts of eastern and central Europe economic decline, poverty, prison overcrowding and fractured medical services mean that TB rates are increasing and multidrug-resistant strains are rapidly emerging. There is also a growing epidemic of HIV infection, which is likely to compound TB control problems. Nevertheless, expansion of the DOTS (directly observed treatment, short-course) strategy has shown some improvement in Europe. ... -
DOTS expansion plan to stop TB in the WHO European Region 2002-2006
(EUR/02/5037658, 2002)
