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Addressing TB infection for drug-resistant TB in the Philippines

6 days ago
KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, The Phillippines
The 2024 WHO Global Tuberculosis Report states that one-fourth of the world’s population is estimated to have been infected with tuberculosis (TB). The vast majority of them are not infectious…
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ASCENT DR-TB Project launched in the Philippines in collaboration with the Department of Health

4 weeks ago
ASCENT, The Phillippines
KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation (KNCV TB Plus) launched the initiation of the Unitaid-funded ASCENT DR-TB Project in the Philippines in collaboration with the National TB Program (NTP), Disease Prevention and Control…
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Yayasan KNCV Indonesia – Job Aids Resources 2025

3 months ago
ASCENT, Capacity Building, KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, The Phillippines, Training, Tratment Action Group (TAG), Yayasan KNCV Indonesia
The ASCENT DR-TB Partner Yayasan KNCV Indonesia (YKI) created a series of job aids (flip charts) to support healthcare workers on active drug-safety management and monitoring (aDSM), and drug-resistant tuberculosis…
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THE ASCENT PROJECT

The extension of the ASCENT project, also known as ASCENT DR-TB project, is dedicated to leveraging the knowledge and expertise of consortium partners and global forums to rethink optimal care for TB. It will do so by creating conditions for accelerating the adoption of safer and more effective treatments for people with RR/MDR-TB. The current approach empowers people affected with DR-TB to successfully complete their treatment, boosting its original goal to lower the impact of TB by decreasing cases, deaths, and financial burdens.

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