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Meet the healthcare workers filling the gap when doctors and nurses...

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TB remains a leading cause of death in South Africa.

Anyone can catch this drug-resistant bug. Surviving treatment is another story.

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From paper to provinces: Find out how far South African provinces have come in implementing the country's national HIV and TB plan.

WATCH: How far is South Africa in the fight against HIV...

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#AIDS2016: Thousands march to demand sufficient global funding and treatment for all

Bhekisisa presents: From paper to provinces — tracking SA’s HIV/TB plan

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Most South Africans have the TB germ - so why aren't they sick?

Finding South Africa’s missing TB patients

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One day of new

SA may hold key to curing world’s rising drug-resistant TB epidemic

Francesca Conradie - 0
Unlike other new TB drugs

SA scores new medicine worth millions – for free

Joan van Dyk - 0
Unlike other new TB drugs

Two drugs could be the key to quicker TB cures

Laura Lopez Gonzalez - 0
South Africa is making progress in treating drug-resistant TB.

SA makes great strides in treating ‘strong’ TB

Jennifer Hughes - 0
Clinical lead Doctor Al Story points to an x-ray showing a pair of lungs infected with TB. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor

M&G joins #UnmaskStigma TB awareness campaign

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The LAM urine test allows doctors to diagnose a seriously ill HIV patient with tuberculosis in just 25 minutes. No special laboratories or technicians are required to administer the test

Quick urine TB test a life-saver, but only in certain cases

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The United Nations will bring together 192 countries for the fourth high-level meeting on tuberculosis in 2018.

#Unmask TB stigma with a selfie

Dalene von Delft - 1
Can drug-resistant TB get cured?

Can drug-resistant TB get cured?

Mia Malan, Dylan Bush and Dylan Bush - 0
Medication for drug-resistant tuberculosis can have serious side-effects like deafness and psychosis.

TB drug priced out of reach

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Goodness Mbatha says the Treatment Action Campaign protested about conditions at Mamelodi Hospital.

Labour contracts stall upgrades to Mamelodi Hospital

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Depression and anxiety are common amongst TB patients and a UCT study says counselling is needed to keep sufferers on treatment.

Depressed TB patients ‘skip meds, imperil others’

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