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El manejo de la Tuberculosis [Tuberculosis Management]

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El manejo de la Tuberculosis [Tuberculosis Management]

The video educates viewers on ways to effectively manage active TB. The animation includes information on preventing the spread of TB through TB testing, diagnosis, and treatment.

Author:

Scientific Animations without Borders

Audiences:

Persons With LTBI

Topic:

Diagnosis, General TB Information, TB Treatment, Treatment- TB Disease

Language:

Spanish

Country of Origin:

United States

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