Monday 14 April, 2014 - 14:37
Zambia’s deputy minister of health, Chitalu Chilufya, states that the country is conducting a national tuberculosis (TB) prevalence survey to present evidence that will ensure effective TB programming in future.
Speaking at a research dissemination meeting organised by the Centre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia (CIDRZ), Chilufya asserted that programme-based research will form a greater part of the national TB control programme.
Chilufya is of the view that the fight against TB called for collaborative efforts between government and partners.
To read the article titled, “Govt starts TB survey,” click here.
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All Africa