A new method allows for faster detection of tuberculosis
A doctoral thesis from the University of Tartu demonstrates a reliable and cost-effective method for diagnosing tuberculosis and identifying antibiotic resistance.
Princess Kiko attends tuberculosis prevention seminar: 'I want to share the importance of activities'
Princess Kiko of Akishino participated in a tuberculosis prevention seminar in Tokyo, expressing her gratitude for the efforts of the women's association involved in the prevention activities.
Police in Prague is looking for Ukrainians with infectious tuberculosis
The police in Prague are actively searching for Ukrainian individuals who may be infected with tuberculosis.
Prague police are searching for a man with infectious tuberculosis who did not attend his medical check-up
Prague police are on the lookout for a 41-year-old man named Vasyl Oleksjuk, originally from Ukraine, who failed to attend a crucial medical check-up for his infectious tuberculosis treatment.
Understand how the pandemic and abandonment of treatment help explain the increase in tuberculosis in Campinas
The number of tuberculosis cases in Campinas, Brazil, has risen significantly, reaching 300 in 2025, attributed to treatment abandonment and delayed diagnoses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"The TB? It's the Region's fault." The left's theory on contagions in the occupied social center
A health alert regarding tuberculosis in an occupied social center in Turin is met with pushback from leftist activists blaming the regional government for the situation.
Tuberculosis detected in kindergarten in Trondheim
A case of tuberculosis has been confirmed in a kindergarten in Trondheim, Norway, prompting testing for affected children and staff.
Four cows are slaughtered after being infected with bovine tuberculosis in the Piauí coast
Four cows were slaughtered in Ilha Grande, Piauí, after being diagnosed with bovine tuberculosis, following mandatory sanitary regulations.
Tuberculosis spread in Malaysia not linked to Ramadan — Official
Malaysian health officials clarified that while Ramadan does not cause tuberculosis, increased social interactions during the month could heighten the risk of infection.
No outbreak of tuberculosis but broader screenings and more accurate tests
Health officials in Iceland report that there is no outbreak of tuberculosis, but emphasize the importance of broader screenings and more accurate testing methods for the disease.
Two healthcare workers infected with tuberculosis: "They are embarking on a difficult journey"
Two healthcare workers in Iceland have been diagnosed with tuberculosis and are facing significant challenges ahead.
"Indispensable Eviction". The Alarm for Scabies Rings in the Occupied Social Center of Turin
The health situation at the occupied social center Neruda in Turin raises alarms due to a confirmed tuberculosis case, prompting calls for eviction due to inadequate sanitary conditions.
It is extremely serious that tuberculosis infection has been detected
There has been a serious detection of tuberculosis infection among two healthcare workers in Iceland, prompting further testing among staff.
The CEO of Intuens Responds and Bláfjöll Revives
The CEO of the health company Intuens addresses criticism from healthcare experts, while discussions around tuberculosis exposure at a health center and the reopening of the Bláfjöll ski area also take place.
Two diagnosed with tuberculosis infection: Asymptomatic and not contagious
Two individuals have been diagnosed with tuberculosis in Iceland, but they are asymptomatic and not contagious.
Two health care workers infected with tuberculosis
Two employees at a primary health care center in Iceland tested positive for tuberculosis during staff screenings, but are not showing symptoms and are not contagious.
What are the consequences of tuberculosis in children?
Tuberculosis remains a significant global public health issue, with many children experiencing long-lasting effects even after treatment.
Postponing vaccinations for newborns against tuberculosis. How are hospitals coping?
The article discusses the postponement of tuberculosis vaccinations for newborns whose parents choose to delay the vaccine until after screening for severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) is completed.
Deaths in Ecuadorian prisons nearly quadruple despite Noboa's security strategy
Ecuadorian prison deaths have nearly quadrupled in 2025, despite President Noboa's security measures targeting prison violence.
Africa: France Cuts Funding for Global Fund to Fight Aids, TB and Malaria By More Than Half
France has reduced its funding for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria by 58%, significantly affecting global health initiatives.
2,649 inmates infected with tuberculosis recorded by the MSP in the penitentiary system
Ecuador's public health undersecretary has denied a tuberculosis epidemic in prisons, despite reports of high infection rates among inmates and ongoing deaths related to the disease.
What is tuberculosis? These are the symptoms that can tell you if you have contracted this disease that is increasing in Mexico
Mexico is facing a health alert due to an increase in contagious diseases, including rising tuberculosis cases, highlighting the need for awareness of its symptoms.
Tuberculosis epidemic in Ecuador
Ecuador is experiencing a tuberculosis epidemic, with reported cases rising sharply from 5,476 in 2024 to 9,142 in 2025, making the country notable in global health discussions.
Institutions agree on date for visit to the Litoral Penitentiary due to tuberculosis problems
Authorities and family members of inmates are addressing serious tuberculosis issues at the Litoral Penitentiary in Ecuador, prompting urgent actions and dialogue.
Staff Member Infected with Tuberculosis: 'This Was Quite a Shock'
A nurse at Landspitali has been infected with tuberculosis, affecting both his mental and physical health, and sparking concerns about working conditions in the healthcare sector.
Will indiscreet actions by the authorities lead to a decrease in newborn vaccinations against tuberculosis?
In Poland, trust in vaccinations has been declining, and recent health ministry actions may further undermine confidence, particularly concerning its new screening test for severe combined immunodeficiency in newborns.
Measles is not the only one! Tuberculosis cases on the rise in Mexico during 2026
Tuberculosis cases are increasing in Mexico alongside a rise in measles cases, prompting health authorities to take action.
Tuberculosis in Ecuador's Prisons
Ecuador's prisons are facing a silent epidemic of tuberculosis, exacerbated by inadequate healthcare and poor living conditions.
Dispute over tuberculosis vaccinations: Dismissed professor Helwich explains her position
Professor Ewa Helwich explains her position regarding tuberculosis vaccinations and the implications of her dismissal in a recent interview.
Two cases of tuberculosis and 18 of covid-19 detected in the largest migrant detention center in the United States
Local authorities reported infections of tuberculosis and covid-19 at a major migrant detention facility in El Paso, Texas, raising human rights concerns regarding the facility's conditions.
Difficulty in accessing emergency care due to tuberculosis infection
An article discussing the challenges faced by individuals in accessing emergency care related to tuberculosis infection.
'He had been dead for 18 days and we just found out': relatives demand timely notification of deaths at the Litoral Penitentiary
Relatives of Antonio Acosta Díaz express outrage over the delay in notifying them of his death, which occurred 18 days prior in the Litoral Penitentiary due to tuberculosis.
‘No prisoner who has won is guaranteed strict compliance,’ families and organizations report on ‘habeas corpus’ for the health of prisoners in the Penitentiary
Denunciations arise from families and organizations regarding the enforcement of 'habeas corpus' related to the health of inmates in the Litoral Penitentiary in Ecuador.
Brown urine and red-colored urine part of preventive treatment for tuberculosis
The article discusses the significance of brown and red-colored urine as indicators in the preventive treatment of tuberculosis.
TB or not TB? That is the question
A new study suggests that the number of tuberculosis cases may be significantly overstated, which could impact patient care, as the disease remains a leading global infectious killer.
SNAI recognizes health complexity in prisons and exposes measures against inmate deaths
The National Service for Comprehensive Attention to Adult Inmates and Adolescent Offenders (SNAI) acknowledged health issues in prisons and mentioned that determining the causes of inmate deaths is solely the responsibility of forensic processes and technical analyses, following complaints from families amid reports of tuberculosis and malnutrition.
‘There are people who die without the proper attention’: concern grows among families and lawyers of inmates in the Penitentiary over tuberculosis
Concern is rising among families and lawyers of inmates in the Penitentiary due to the alarming health situation, with reports of at least eleven inmate deaths related to tuberculosis this week.
Terrorism: 'Spiegel': Hamburg jihadist Zammar died in Syrian prison
The notorious Hamburg Islamist Mohammed Haydar Zammar has died at the age of 64 in a Kurdish-controlled prison in Hasaka, northeastern Syria, reportedly from tuberculosis and heart failure.
No one has died from tuberculosis this or last year
No deaths from tuberculosis have been reported at Landspítali in the past two years, although concerns remain for vulnerable groups who may become seriously ill.
End of the vaccination dispute? The Ministry of Health has issued a statement
The Ministry of Health has addressed a dispute concerning tuberculosis vaccinations linked to a pilot study on severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID), following the dismissal of Professor Ewa Helwich due to differing views on vaccination protocols.
Man with tuberculosis died at Landspítalinn
An Icelandic man diagnosed with tuberculosis in August last year died in January this year at Landspítalinn after treatment failed to yield results.
Icelandic man died from tuberculosis in January
An Icelandic man passed away in January due to tuberculosis.
Icelandic man dies after being infected with tuberculosis
An Icelandic man has died after contracting tuberculosis, highlighting ongoing public health concerns related to the disease.
When on earth have we hit rock bottom at this workplace?
Concerns have arisen at Landspítalinn's emergency department regarding poor working conditions and potential exposure to infections, following a possible tuberculosis infection.
Staff at the emergency department with tuberculosis but not deemed contagious
At least eight staff members at the emergency department in Fossvogur, Reykjavik, have been exposed to tuberculosis, but they are neither ill nor contagious, according to the hospital's CEO.
There are no effects on Landspítali due to staff having "met" the tuberculosis bacterium
The presence of staff who have encountered the tuberculosis bacterium does not impact the operations at Landspítali.
Emergency room staff exposed to tuberculosis
Emergency room staff have been exposed to tuberculosis, raising health concerns and prompting safety measures.
Neonatology without national consultant. The probable reason for the dismissal has been revealed
Professor Ewa Helwich was dismissed as national consultant in neonatology due to a dispute over the organization of tuberculosis vaccinations amid the implementation of a new diagnostic study for newborns.
Tuberculosis outbreak linked to prominent high school, officials investigating
Health officials are investigating a tuberculosis outbreak at Archbishop Riordan High School in San Francisco after three active cases were reported.
Amazon workers at Coventry warehouse being tested for tuberculosis after possible outbreak
Amazon is testing workers at its Coventry warehouse for tuberculosis after confirming cases of the disease among its staff, instigating a screening program by the UK Health Security Agency.