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Transmission dynamics and tuberculosis control among HIV/AIDS patients

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Figure 2.1.  Biomedical framework for tuberculosis control……………..………… 4  Figure 2.2.   Annual mortality rates from pulmonary tuberculosis in England,
Figure 2.1. Biomedical framework for tuberculosis control
Table 2.1. Treatment regimens used for Directly Observed Therapy Short-Course of  tuberculosis in Peru
Table 2.2. Clinical evidence regarding the diagnostic validity of the Microscopic  Observation Drug Susceptibility (MODS) assay for detecting pulmonary tuberculosis  and its drug-susceptibility status
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