Better data to drive more effective care for people with latent tuberculosis infection in Canada
Copyright policy )Better data to drive more effective care for people with latent tuberculosis infection in Canada
KEY POINTS Seventy percent of recent migrants to Canada come from areas where tuberculosis (TB) is endemic, and 50% are estimated to have latent TB infection.[1][1] People with latent TB infection in Canada currently number over 1.5 million,[2][2] but this could rise by 120 000 new cases each year
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