Priority Research Questions for TB/HIV in HIV-Prevalent and Resource-Limited Settings

Author: World Health Organization, Global TB Programme

Publication Date: 2010

Format: Report

Language: English

Abstract

This document is intended to raise awareness about TB/HIV research priorities (i.e. areas that require urgent funding and scientific interest), help coordinate advocacy efforts, and encourage research funding. The aim is to increase the implementation of high-quality, integrated TB/HIV interventions in resource-limited settings. The document outlines a revised research priority agenda based on the latest evidence in six key areas of TB and HIV co-infection.

Publisher:

World Health Organization

Audience(s):

International Agencies, Policy Makers

Topic:

Advocacy/Communications, HIV Co-infection

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