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Tuberculosis Cases Rise in US, Reaching Highest Level Since 2011

The US is experiencing a resurgence in tuberculosis (TB) cases, reaching the highest level since 2011 with 10,347 cases in 2024, an 8 percent increase from 2023 and a 10 percent increase compared to 2014, driven by factors including the COVID-19 pandemic and increased international travel.

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EU/EEA Lags in Combating Infectious Diseases, Underscoring Urgent Need for Action

The EU/EEA's progress report on SDG 3.3 reveals insufficient progress in combating HIV, TB, hepatitis, and STIs, with over 250,000 cases and 57,000 deaths in 2023, despite advancements in some areas, underscoring the need for strengthened prevention, testing, and treatment efforts.

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UK Sees Sharpest Rise in Tuberculosis Cases Since 1971

Anja Madhvani, a UK citizen, contracted tuberculosis (TB) in Morocco in 2018, initially misdiagnosed; the UK saw a 13% rise in TB cases in 2023, the largest since 1971, linked to social deprivation and COVID-19 disruptions.

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Tuberculosis Case Confirmed at Florida High School

A case of active tuberculosis has been confirmed at Dillard High School in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, prompting school officials to offer testing to staff and students with parental consent; this follows recent increases in TB cases in Florida and a significant outbreak in Kansas.

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UK Sees Sharp Rise in Tuberculosis Cases

The UK experienced a 13% rise in tuberculosis cases in 2023, the largest annual increase since 1971, reaching 5,480 cases; this surge, affecting both UK-born individuals and immigrants, is linked to healthcare disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic and underlying social issues.

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