COVID-19 derails global quest to end tuberculosis
Tuberculosis has existed for millennia yet has never garnered the global response, political will, or financial resources that the world has produced for the COVID-19 pandemic.

The health inequities made clear by COVID-19—like the hoarding and accompanied famine of vaccines between wealthy and low-income countries—reinforce a fact that those working and living with neglected diseases like tuberculosis have long known to be true: power relations dictate whose lives are ...
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