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When TB is the Least of Their Worries: Drug Interactions

Webinar/Podcast
When TB is the Least of Their Worries: Drug Interactions

The webinar presents information about interactions between TB medications and other drugs. This webinar is intended for physicians, nurses, and health professionals who treat and manage the care of patients with TB and LTBI.

Author:

Southeastern National Tuberculosis Center, SNTC

Audiences:

Health Professionals, Physicians, Nurses

Topic:

TB Treatment, Treatment- Adverse Reactions, Treatment - Latent TB infection (Inactive TB), Treatment- Medication Information, Treatment- TB Disease

Country of Origin:

United States

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