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    TB Monitor Archives

    December 1, 2002

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    TB Monitor 2002-12-01

    Global fund’s woes bad news for TB; is U.S. to blame?

    The Global Fund to Fight HIV/AIDS, TB, and Malaria is in big trouble, and will be bankrupt if more money doesn’t come in by the time the next round of grant applications are due three months from now, says the executive director of the Global AIDS Alliance. Read More

    Compliance in a box: A new bid for respect

    Medication monitors traditionally have garnered little respect in the TB world. As technical advances in the prototypes continue to pile up, it seems likely that sooner or later, a compliance monitor will hit the market that’s too user-friendly and inexpensive to ignore. Read More

    Can NCET’s prince revive the princess?

    When the task is to awaken a sleeping princess, traditionally the job goes to a prince. When the task is jump-starting the engines of a stalled advocacy group, John Seggerson (the recently retired associate director for external relations at the CDC’s Division of TB Elimination) seems like an obvious choice. Read More

    University gets ‘A’ for TB screening

    By asking two simple questions, student health staffers at a Virginia university have found an easy way to zero in on the college students who are most likely to be TB skin test-positive. Read More

    Compromise revives Russia TB loan talks

    Negotiations between Russia and the World Bank over a $150 million loan to fight TB and HIV/AIDS are back on track, and the loan is expected to go through sometime next spring, according to bank officials. Read More

    Reichman new head of alliance group

    The Stakeholders Association of the Global Alliance for TB Drug Development has elected as its new president Lee B. Reichman, MD, MPH, director of the National TB Center at the New Jersey Medical School in Newark. Read More

    Regionalization bid gets warm response

    Some TB controllers in low-incidence states have resisted the idea of regionalizing TB services, fearing that would mean that already modest resources and budgets might, in the name of efficiency, be pared down even more. Read More

    Health leaders see need to link TB and HIV plans

    In this question-and-answer interview, Dermot Maher, BM, BCh, medical officer in the Stop TB Department of WHO; Ian Smith, MB, ChB, MPH, and Ger Steenbergen, MD, from the Stop TB Partnership offer some insight into the new international focus on combining TB and HIV/AIDS efforts and why it is necessary. Read More

    ‘Success stories’: E-mail boosts TB compliance

    Christine Pionk, MS, RN, CS, solved an age-old employee health problem with a high-tech tool. She sends e-mail to remind employees of their annual tuberculosis screening. Pionk is one of several employee health professionals who shared “success stories” at the conference of the Association of Occupational Health Professionals in Health Care in St. Louis. Read More

    TB Monitor 2002 Index

    Index of 2002 articles organized by subject. Read More

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    TB Monitor 2002-12-01
    December 1, 2002

    Table Of Contents

    Global fund’s woes bad news for TB; is U.S. to blame?

    Compliance in a box: A new bid for respect

    Can NCET’s prince revive the princess?

    University gets ‘A’ for TB screening

    Compromise revives Russia TB loan talks

    Reichman new head of alliance group

    Regionalization bid gets warm response

    Health leaders see need to link TB and HIV plans

    ‘Success stories’: E-mail boosts TB compliance

    TB Monitor 2002 Index

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