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World TB Day 2005: Frontline TB Care Providers: Heroes in the Fight Against Tuberculosis

Poster
World TB Day 2005: Frontline TB Care Providers: Heroes in the Fight Against Tuberculosis

This poster, available in high- and low-resolution, raises worldwide awareness about the international health threat posed by tuberculosis. The focus of the Stop TB Partnership Secretariat for World TB Day 2005 is the crucial role of frontline TB care providers in the fight against TB.

Author:

Stop TB Partnership

Audiences:

International Agencies

Topic:

Advocacy/Communications

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