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Tuberculosis (TB) Targeted Testing & Treatment of Latent TB Infection (LTBI)

This laminated information card provides information on the revised guidelines for targeted testing and treatment for LTBI.

Author:

Florida Department of Health, American Lung Association of South Florida, American Lung Association of South Florida, Florida Department of Health, Bureau of TB and Refugee Health

Topic:

Treatment - Latent TB infection (Inactive TB), Diagnosis- Screening, TB Skin Test

Country of Origin:

United States

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