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SSHIFTB publishes a quarterly newsletter that features developments in TB research and activities from us and our partners.

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With a commitment to promoting critical thinking and informed dialogue, the editorial team ensures that each edition offers valuable perspectives for both researchers and enthusiasts of the social sciences.

FounderSocial Science & Health Innovation for TuberculosisAssociate ProfessorSchool of Global Health, Dahdaleh Institute of Global Health ResearchYork UniversityCAPRISA Centre for the AIDS Programme of Research in South Africa
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Newsletter Archive

Our newsletters serve as a valuable resource, showcasing the breadth of knowledge and expertise contributed over time.

March 2025

In this issue of our newsletter, we draw your attention to a SSHIFTB World TB Day Webinar, an exclusive interview about the dogma of DOT, words with an activist impacted by the Stop-Work order, a new guidance for generating evidence on TB treatments, and our presence at the Union-NAR conference.

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December 2024

In this issue of our newsletter, we highlight a new paper by SSHIFTB contributors, World AIDS Day, our contributions at the recent Union Conference, a TB stigma hackathon, and our next Journal Club.

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November 2024 Newsletter Flash

In this issue of our newsletter, we feature a curated list of talks by SSHIFTB contributors at the upcoming Union Conference on Lung Health.

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August 2024 Newsletter

Explore an anthropological perspective of TB in rural India, learn about social science insights on emerging TB drug-resistance, compare TB stigma reduction strategies, join our new TB journal club, and peruse the latest publications in the world of TB social science.

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March 2024 Newsletter

Read an original commentary on qualitative evidence synthesis for TB, hear about SSHIFTB contributors and community members’ perspectives about equity in TB, gain access to a downloadable resource inventory, witness the launch of a new academic TB centre, and peruse a selection of recently published social science TB research.

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