How One Organisation Is Helping Indians With Extremely Drug-Resistant TB Get the Help They Need

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November 9, 2016

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According to WHO’s Global TB report 2015, India has the highest TB burden in the world. For people like Narendra, who develop extremely drug-resistant TB, it is vital that new and promising drugs like bedaquiline and delamanid be made easily accessible and affordable.

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How One Organisation Is Helping Indians With Extremely Drug-Resistant TB Get the Help They Need

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