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The Public's Health

Newsletter
The Public's Health

This edition of the Los Angeles County Public Health Newsletter, The Public's Health, discusses World TB Day, drug-resistant TB, management of non-compliant TB patients, and the burden of TB in Los Angeles county.

Author:

Tuberculosis Control Program, Los Angeles County, Department of Public Health

Audiences:

Health Educators/Communicators

Topic:

Case Management, MDR TB, General TB Information, History of TB

Country of Origin:

United States

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