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Manapen Porousen Ewe Menun TB Mi Meur [Latent TB Infection]

Flipbook
Manapen Porousen Ewe Menun TB Mi Meur [Latent TB Infection]

The flipbook can be used by healthcare personnel to provide patient education for persons at risk for TB infection. The flipbook can also be used to provide patient education for persons newly diagnosed with LTBI. This product was developed in collaboration with the Chuuk State TB and Hansen’s Disease Program, the Federated States of Micronesia National TB Program, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Curry International Tuberculosis Center.

Author:

Curry International TB Center

Topic:

Diagnosis, General TB Information, TB Treatment

Country of Origin:

United States

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