Personally, I am tired that we have to fight for every nickel and dime we get for TB. I am tired of TB being the stepchild. And I know you are too. But we can’t give up on our fight.

Great Huff Post blog by Dr. Madhukar Pai, McGill University - We Need To Science The Shit Out Of Tuberculosis - huffingtonpost.ca/dr-madhukar-pa…

TB is preventable, TB is treatable, and TB is curable. Now, we must all be held accountable.

We must move beyond the narrow view that TB is the problem of the world's poorest societies, and recognize that it is a universal health problem for an interdependent global population. Eradicating TB - bmj.com/cgi/content/fu… - Dr. Michael A. Reid, Dr. Eric P. Goosby

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Today TB has come out of the shadows and into the spotlight. I applaud world leaders who have recognized that this number one infectious disease killer cannot be ignored any longer. 4,400 people dying each day is a wake-up call for the world to act.

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TB is the world’s most lethal infectious disease, taking the lives of more people who are HIV positive than any other disease. No one is immune from TB. TB knows no borders.

Dr. #AnthonyFauci joined the SF Contact Tracing team call this past Friday. We'd like to share a few of his sage comments. mike reid London Breed SFDPH UC San Francisco City of San Francisco

Register for a ministerial panel to discuss #HIV associated #TB at #HLM2016 on June 8,2016 who.int/tb/areas-of-wo…

Drug resistant TB kills more people than any other drug resistant pathogen.

TB is the largest infectious disease killer, but, unlike AIDS, is curable. What’s wrong with this picture?

We need more effective medicines, better diagnostics, increased resources and greater political will to end TB by 2030.

MDR TB is increasing in incidence in Equatorial Guinea. Building strong TB programs is necessary to address the threat of resistant TB

On this World TB Day, let’s imagine a world free from TB. Then, let’s make it so. tbenvoy.org/living-in-a-tb…

Countdown to World TB Day on March 24th - Lancet Commission on TB in India working on recommendations to build a TB-free world.

We are at a moment. We have waited years – some of us decades – for this moment. Let us seize it and build a TB-free world once and for all. It’s TB’s time.

No one is immune to TB. It is airborne, highly contagious and knows no borders. And with the growing challenge of MDR-TB or TB-HIV co-infection, TB could spread quickly with a tremendous impact on all Americans. In 2017, 97 cases of MDR-TB occurred in the United States.

We have the cure for TB – now we need the will. Our heads of states hold the keys to unlocking the stranglehold of TB.

For those of us who have participated in the U.N. High Level Meetings on AIDS, we have seen how bringing leaders together around one issue is a very powerful motivator for action. And there is no doubt action is needed now on TB.