A new epidemiological model, developed by WHO, UNAIDS and the Stop TB Partnership, shows it is possible to reduce HIV/AIDS deaths impressively through tuberculosis (TB) prevention and treatment. In 2009 almost one in four deaths among people living with HIV were due to TB, a disease that is both curable and preventable. The model estimates that through the scaled-up implementation of WHO-recommended collaborative TB/HIV activities, it is possible to save a million lives by the end of 2015.
HIV coinfection with tuberculosis prevention
HIV AIDS medical therapy
HIV coinfection with tuberculosis medical therapy
Tuberculosis secondary prevention
Leprosy tertiary prevention
HIV associated nephropathy prevention
COVID-19 secondary prevention
Cardiac diseases in AIDS prevention