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TacklingTuberculosis:AGlobal
PerspectiveonWorldTuberculosisDay
PresentedBy:
Dr.BHARATSADHWANI
DR.BHARTIROAT
DR.BHAVYAAIRAN

2. Introduction
World Tuberculosis Day is celebrated on March
24th each year to raise awareness about the
global impact of Tuberculosis, highlight the
challenges faced in combating the disease,
and promote efforts to eliminate it worldwide.

3. TUBERCULOSIS:AHISTORICALOVERVIEW
The history of Tuberculosis dates back to ancient times. It has evolved into a global
health crisis with significant social and economic implications.
It has emerged as a major economic burden to developming nations as a significant
portion GDP goes in fundjng the National programmes for elimination of TB

4. Tuberculosis remains a major public health concern,
with an estimated 10 million new cases annually.
The prevalence varies across regions, posing a
challenge for global control efforts.
EpidemiologyofTuberculosis

5. CHALLENGESINTUBERCULOSISCONTROL
- Tuberculosis recurrence challenges efforts with drug resistance.
- Scarce diagnostic tools delay early detection.
- Healthcare disparities fuel disease transmission.
- Vital to conquer these obstacles for effective Tuberculosis control.

6. InnovationsinTuberculosisDiagnosis
Advancements in diagnostic
technologies, including GeneXpert and
molecular assays, have improved early
detection and treatment initiation,
contributing to better patient outcomes.

7. TreatmentStrategiesforTuberculosis
The standard regimen for Tuberculosis
treatment involves a combination of
antibiotics over a prolonged period.
Adherence to treatment is crucial to
prevent relapse and drug resistance.

8. ImpactofTuberculosisonGlobalHealth
Tuberculosis exerts a significant
economic burden and has far-reaching
social implications. Addressing the
disease is essential for achieving global
health equity.

9. TheRoleofGlobalPartnerships
- A crucial aspect of advancing Tuberculosis
research is collaboration between governments,
NGOs, and pharmaceutical companies.
- This collaborative effort ensures treatment access
for all affected individuals.
- It also aids in raising public awareness about
Tuberculosis and its prevention methods.

10. InequalityinTuberculosisCare
Disparities in Tuberculosis care persist, with
marginalized communities facing barriers to
access and quality treatment. Addressing these
disparities is crucial for achieving health equity.

11. FutureDirectionsinTuberculosisResearch
Ongoing research focuses on developing novel
therapies, vaccines, and improving diagnostic
accuracy. These efforts are vital in achieving the
goal of Tuberculosis eradication.

12. EmpoweringCommunitiesinTuberculosis
Prevention
Community engagement and education play a
pivotal role in Tuberculosis prevention.
Empowering communities to recognize symptoms
and seek timely healthcare is essential in
reducing transmission.

13. CONCLUSION
On World Tuberculosis Day, let us reaffirm our
commitment to eradicate Tuberculosis. Through
global collaboration, innovation, and equitable
access to care, we can overcome this global
health challenge.

14. Thanking
you!