Tuberculosis
New tuberculosis findings from University of Bergen described
Published in AIDS Weekly, January 4th, 2010
"We conducted a cross sectional study in four out of six districts in Pwani region to estimate the extent and factors responsible for delay in TB case detection in Pwani region. Delays were divided into patient, health facility and total delay. We enrolled a total of 226 smear positive TB patients. Out of 226 patient's results were available for 206. The majority (66.5%) of the patients were males. Mean age for males and females were 37.3 and 33.7...
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Source: AIDS Weekly (2010-01-04)
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