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Tuberculosis is a widely spread infectious disease that kills millions of people every year, yet it is fully curable. WHO calls upon the medical community to strive towards ending TB by 2030. I truly believe that it is only possible to eradicate TB if we pay special attention to the phenomenon of stigma. All our scientific advancements are useless when the people who are affected feel the need to hide. Crucial funding is not released when society believes that TB is a disease from the past. Educating new qualified personnel is lacking behind because working with TB is still considered shameful. Time is crucial: 4000 people die of TB every day.

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TBpeople 

First Global Network of People Affected by Tuberculosis.

Founded 2016 in Bratislava.

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UN HLM 2018

The first-ever UN General Assembly high-level meeting on tuberculosis endorsed a political declaration to accelerate progress towards End TB targets.

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Tuberculosis and You

Guide for people affected by tuberculosis. Available in 13 languages.

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TB ZORRO 2018-19

Advocacy activities focused on the patient involvement in health care delivery and TB control.

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