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Mission

The purpose of the initiative is to create ‘islands of elimination’ that will contribute to lowering rates of TB. The Zero TB Initiative is unique in three ways:

- It supports coalitions of local governments, businesses, and civil society.

- It uses the comprehensive Search-Treat-Prevent approach.

- It focuses TB prevention and care in households, the places where people seek care and where they work.

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Here are some exciting projects and endeavours that represent social science work in TB, undertaken by contributors to SSHIFTB.

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Centre for Global Health Delivery

The Harvard Medical School Center for Global Health Delivery is addressing some of the most pressing health challenges globally, from infectious disease to mental health. By focusing on research, medical education, [ ... ]

Qualitative research and cost-effectiveness modelling of novel urine LAM assay in Malawi and Zambia

This study analyses aspects of values and preferences, acceptability and feasibility alongside a prospective study of Fujifilm SILVAMP TB (FujiLAM) and Omega CD4 point of care testing.

Zero TB Initiative

Mission The purpose of the initiative is to create ‘islands of elimination’ that will contribute to lowering rates of TB. The Zero TB Initiative is unique in three ways: – [ ... ]