Titlebook: Handbook of Tuberculosis; Jacques H. Grosset,Richard E. Chaisson Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017 Tuberculosis

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Public Health Issues, incidence more than in the general population and is likely more feasible [1]. We briefly review three key public health issues that if properly addressed have the potential to significantly impact the global tuberculosis burden: infection control, contact tracing, and preventive therapy.

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