WHO Sets New Targets for Long-Acting TB Injections
The World Health Organization has set new goals for long-acting injections used against tuberculosis. Long-acting means a single shot can work for a much longer period than daily tablets, which is why it matters for patients.
Context
Context: Tuberculosis is a bacterial lung infection that remains one of the leading infectious killers worldwide, and many patients need months of daily tablets. Injections that last longer could make treatment and prevention easier to follow.
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