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Tuberculosis: Your Questions Answered

Tuberculosis: Your Questions Answered

This pamphlet answers frequently asked questions about TB. The pamphlet explains TB, its symptoms, transmission, methods of diagnosis, prevention, the BCG vaccine, and treatment.

Author:

TB Alert, TB Alert

Audiences:

Persons With LTBI

Topic:

Advocacy/Communications, Diagnosis, General TB Information, TB Treatment

Country of Origin:

United Kingdom

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