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What is done when a person is established to have active tuberculosis (TB) disease?

Updated by NTBP
The National TB Programme (NTBP) implements a set of protocols based on well-established internationally-accepted recommendations (e.g. from World Health Organisation) to manage the spread of TB in the community. This includes assessment and identification of individuals who are at risk of TB infection, TB screening for those identified, and where necessary, monitoring and/or treatment of individuals.

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TB Screening

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