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TB & HIV: A Dangerous Partnership

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TB & HIV: A Dangerous Partnership

This online video explains what TB is as well as what is involved in a tuberculin skin test. It discusses what a person should do if infected with both TB and HIV.

Author:

Healthy Roads Media

Audiences:

Persons With LTBI

Topic:

HIV Co-infection

Country of Origin:

United States

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