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Helene-Mari van der Westhuizen

@HeleneMarivdW

🇿🇦 medical doctor, PhD, based @UniofOxford working in Global health 📢We need to talk about ending the TB pandemic 👀@TBProof

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Helene-Mari van der Westhuizen(@HeleneMarivdW) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Very excited about this opportunity to join the World Health Organization (WHO) civil society task force on TB, learn from these colleagues and help to make sure policies are guided by the community voices.

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Join our own Dr Ananja vd Westhuizen, and other experts in the fight against TB for a Health for All webinar on 'Human Rights and TB'. Register now to secure your spot! Link to register-bit.ly/FightAgainstTB…

Join our own Dr Ananja vd Westhuizen, and other experts in the fight against TB for a Health for All webinar on 'Human Rights and TB'. Register now to secure your spot! Link to register-bit.ly/FightAgainstTB… #EndTB
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Exploring 'Isifo sephepha' – the 'disease of paper' – during TB research in rural Eastern Cape offers fresh insights into the TB battle in SA. Despite progress, TB persists, urging tailored public health efforts. Helene-Mari van der Westhuizen
bhekisisa.org/article/2024-0…

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Jonathan J Stillo(@jonathanjstillo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Since it is I will sum up my article more directly: Clinic-based DOT does not improve outcomes. It's time to move from surveillance to support with rights-based, person-centered models of care. I hope you will read my article below TB Europe Coalition Stop TB Partnership

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Bhekisisa(@Bhekisisa_MG) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What’s in a word? Helene-Mari van der Westhuizen writes about finding out why is called the “disease of paper” in isiXhosa — and how this understanding can help us to . Read more. bhekisisa.org/article/2024-0…

What’s in a word? @HeleneMarivdW writes about finding out why #TB is called the “disease of paper” in isiXhosa — and how this understanding can help us to #EndTB. Read more. #WorldTBDay bhekisisa.org/article/2024-0…
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John Green(@johngreen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today is . Around a billion people have died of tuberculosis since 1800. At the current rate of decline, we can expect another 100 million to die of TB in the next century. Each of those deaths would be needless.
It all reminds me of a different date: October 24th.

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Bhekisisa(@Bhekisisa_MG) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Public health is political. So why is still SA’s biggest killer? With just over two months away, will your party take this disease seriously? Read more. bhekisisa.org/opinion/2024-0…

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Madhu Pai, MD, PhD(@paimadhu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'TB patients must be provided with the social benefits that they need and deserve, as a basic human right'

yogan pillay The Conversation Africa

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TB: South Africa's Silent Killer. Does Your Party's Manifesto Address the Epidemic? Read the full article here. bhekisisa.org/opinion/2024-0… via Bhekisisa Hlatshwayo Ingrid Schoeman TB HIV Care TAC RHAP

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As we countdown to , let's remember: TB isn't just history; it affects anyone, especially the vulnerable. Let's invest in health and social care! Join the movement with and . Together, we can end TB! 🛡️ Ilsa Haeusler

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Anurag Bhargava(@dranuragb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

TB is biosocial disease. Although an infectious disease, the drivers of TB incidence and mortality are largely socially determined. Biomedical interventions are absolutely necessary, but not sufficient to

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Anita Suresh(@mitokondrion) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW! World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines recommending the use of targeted NGS for drug-resistant TB diagnosis!
Grateful & proud to lead the genomics team FIND behind the massive efforts leading to this policy with Unitaid support who.int/publications-d… Madhu Pai, MD, PhD Morten Ruhwald

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Feeling anxious and unsure after a loved one's TB diagnosis? 🤔 Join TB Proof's consultant, Dr Janet Giddy, as she offers guidance and support to 'Mrs. Worried' in navigating this challenging time. 💬
spotlightnsp.co.za/2024/03/18/som…

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The college is proud to unveil nine newly commissioned portraits to celebrate

The portraits showcase some of the diverse talents and contributions of women in our community, and their work advancing gender equality

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The college is proud to unveil nine newly commissioned portraits to celebrate #InternationalWomensDay The portraits showcase some of the diverse talents and contributions of women in our community, and their work advancing gender equality Read more 👇 gtc.ox.ac.uk/IWD-2024
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New Research: Addressing stigma in infectious disease outbreaks: a crucial step in pandemic preparedness: There is a complex interplay between infectious disease outbreaks and the stigmatization of affected persons and… frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

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Exciting weekend in CPT as TB Proof hosted its Annual General Meeting! Global members, both big and small, gathered to strategise, advancing our organization's ongoing pursuit to end TB. Special guest Anele Yawa from TAC shared invaluable insights.

Exciting weekend in CPT as TB Proof hosted its Annual General Meeting! Global members, both big and small, gathered to strategise, advancing our organization's ongoing pursuit to end TB. Special guest Anele Yawa from TAC shared invaluable insights. #EndTB
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