Margaret Rowles, 78, and Joan Whalley, 79, have suffered lasting health problems ...

Inspection reveals use of force after protest by detainees being deported under ‘one in, one out’ scheme Asylum seekers who protested against being forcibly removed to France under the Home Office’s ...

Government of India’s decision to permit a large-scale clinical study integrating Ayurveda with modern treatment for tuberculosis marks a landmark step in bridging traditional and contemporary ...

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) records about 16,000 cases of Tuberculosis (TB) annually, with the treatment success rate now reaching 94 per cent. Dr. Dan Gasama, Director of Public Health at the ...

Patients suffering from brain tumours in the UK are increasingly forced to crowdfund for treatment abroad due to a critical lack of research and innovation in domestic care, a new report reveals. Data ...

In Kigoma Region, a quiet but important change is transforming the fight against tuberculosis (TB). People who are suspected to have TB are now getting accurate results within hours instead of days.

Observed on March 24, World Tuberculosis Day is celebrated every year to build public awareness about the global epidemic of tuberculosis and aims to dispel dangerous misconceptions that hinder ...

Tuberculosis can recur through relapse or new drug-resistant strains, often triggered by incomplete treatment, a weakened immune system, or poor nutrition. Consulting specialists and completing ...

Despite the advancements, breakthrough drugs remain out of reach to millions Verity Bowman is The Telegraph’s Foreign and Global Health Security Reporter, covering conflict, human rights abuses, ...

VIRAL chocolate chicken wings have arrived in the UK in the latest “sensory overload trend”. The chocolate chicken first found fame in January this year as influencers jumped on the food imitation ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Today It has been several years since a new tuberculosis (TB) drug advanced into Phase III trials, but momentum in the field is ...

A couple of years ago, in a meeting, a colleague asked me why we need to consider gender or sexuality in tuberculosis care. “TB can happen to anyone who breathes,” this person said. “Aren’t we all ...