These diagnostic advances could be life-changing for the almost half-million people who develop DR-TB annually, but they have yet to reach the most needy patients. The task at hand is to support national TB programs, laboratories, clinicians, all of whom make up the diagnostic front line, to provide timely and accurate testing for DR-TB patients. Read more here.
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