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The body of a man who died of tuberculosis in Port-au-Prince is taken to the morgue. Tuberculosis is generally treatable and curable.

Tuberculosis

When new medications lose their efficacy immediately

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by Viola Dreyer
by Christian Utpatel
by Christiane Gerlach
by Stefan Niemann

Military recruitment

Kenyan military ordered to end HIV discrimination in recruitment

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by Joseph Maina
Overcrowded Mumbai slum: health workers screening for TB during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Tuberculosis

In India, eradicating TB is a multi-dimensional challenge

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by Chahat Rana
The company Biovac produces vaccines in South Africa.

Local vaccine production

Success in Senegal and South Africa

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by Anna Lotte Böttcher
by Katja Pohlmann
Construction of a vaccine-production plant supported by Germany and the EU by Biontech and the Institut Pasteur de Dakar in the Dakar region, 2022.

Medical care

Supporting local vaccine production in Africa

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by Anna Lotte Böttcher
by Katja Pohlmann
Chicken rearing can make business sense for smallholders in West Bengal’s Birbhum district.

Environmental health

Why some Indian farmers are backing away from rice cultivation

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by Boro Baski
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As many as 250 people are accommodated in these hangars. There is no protected area for women – sexual assaults are a regular occurrence.

Humanitarian crisis

Risking collapse

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by Fabian Böckler
TB patient in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.

Our view

Lessons of failure

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by Jörg Döbereiner
The Asian tiger mosquito can transmit dengue – and is also spreading in Europe.

Neglected tropical diseases

The exception of dengue

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by Max Klein
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