New vaccines could help us consign tuberculosis to history: here’s how we can do it

Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance·Mar 24

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New vaccines may help control tuberculosis, a disease that has seen spikes in infectious cases. Efforts to develop and implement these vaccines may require collaboration and addressing issues in global health systems. The initiative to fight tuberculosis is part of a broader push to combat deadly airborne infections, but its outcome and the role of organizations like Gavi are uncertain.

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