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Why Tuberculosis Has Not Been Eradicated? Need for Vision and Bold Innovative Research
2017
Journal of Clinical Research & Bioethics
Tuberculosis has not been eradicated despite advancements in science. Main reason is that research and its utilization have gone into a deep rut because of lack of vision and innovation. Knowledge about epidemiology of tuberculosis is patchy. Some paradoxes and unanswered questions have been highlighted. Finding explanations for these is essential to eradicate tuberculosis. Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis need overhauling. A systematic review is needed to identify facts,
doi:10.4172/2155-9627.1000295
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