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Diagnosis and management of potentially infectious patients with suspected pulmonary tuberculosis in a developing country setting
This thesis comprises two projects, which focus on simple TB control strategies that can help reduce the risk of M. tuberculosis transmission ... New effective and field-adapted interventions are needed to improve TB programme outcomes. Two projects, which focus on breaking the cycle of TB transmiss...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2015
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