SOUTH AFRICA: Drug-resistant TB demands new approaches

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DURBAN, 3 July 2008 (PLUSNEWS) - The increasing number of South Africans contracting drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB) demands a radically different approach than the current policy of isolating patients in specialised facilities for long periods. This was the message of several presentations at the first national TB conference, held in Durban this week.

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