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LIGHT transforming gendered pathways to health for TB
The LIGHT impact case studies showcase how its research contributed to real-world change through strong...
June 2026
In this edition, we invite you to read original commentaries on STS approaches in TB,...
TB and Ukrainian Refugees in Receiving Countries
Article of Interest: Kashnitsky, D., Vyatchina, M., Ariabinska, A., Basquin, P., Kasianczuk, M., Kvinikadze, G.,...
TB Social Scientists Alerted to Youth Leadership
GTCA highlights youth-led actions breaking barriers to health services in West Africa. In West Africa,...
March 2026
In this edition, we highlight our upcoming World TB Day Webinar, research advice from TB...
Opportunity: Now Accepting Submissions for Next Year’s World Conference on Lung Health in Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | 17–20 November 2026 Submissions are now open. Whether you are presenting...
Opportunity – Call for papers for the Frontiers in Public Health Journal
Research Topic: Tuberculosis: Socio-Demographic and Health Systems Disparities The goal of this Research Topic is...
#LeadOnTB Advocacy Day on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, ON
On September 25, Yuliya Chorna, PhD candidate in Social Anthropology and SSHIFTB contributor at York...
Book Reviews on John Green’s “Everything is Tuberculosis”
What TB social scientists are saying about John Green's book: Everything is Tuberculosis Hanna Lum-Gerry...
Call for Abstracts/Challenging Cases for the 2026 Union NAR
Call for Abstracts and Challenging Cases for next year's Union NAR conference in PA, USA!...
International Youth Day 2025
The theme of International Youth Day (IYD) 2025, Local Youth Actions for the SDGs and...
Canadian Parliament TB Hill Day, Fall 2025
MSF, RESULTS, and Canada’s TB fighters are joining hands to plan a Canadian Parliament Hill...