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(1) Tuberculosis — a general introduction

(2) How tuberculosis can be diagnosed

(3) Tuberculosis chemotherapy in the UK

(4) Treating drug-resistant tuberculosis

Hospital Pharmacist feature

Tuberculosis
—Diagnosis and investigation
—Pharmacological management

(1) Tuberculosis — a general introduction
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In this first article in a series of four on tuberculosis, Alistair Storey presents the background to this resurgent infectious disease

Pharmaceutical Journal, 28 August 2004, 289-291. Vol 273, no 7314

(2) How tuberculosis can be diagnosed
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In this second article on tuberculosis, Helen Booth describes the diagnosis of active or latent disease as part of a tuberculosis control programme

Pharmaceutical Journal, 4 September 2004, 316-318. Vol 273, no 7315

(3) Tuberculosis chemotherapy in the UK
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In this third article of our series on tuberculosis, Anthony Grosso, Yogini Jani and June Minton provide an overview of standard treatment

Pharmaceutical Journal, 18 September 2004, 386-388. Vol 273, no 7317

(4) Treating drug-resistant tuberculosis
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June Minton, Yogini Jani and Anthony Grosso look at the prevention of tuberculosis and the treatment of drug-resistant strains

Pharmaceutical Journal, 25 September 2004, 422-424. Vol 273, no 7318

Hospital Pharmacist: Tuberculosis

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Tuberculosis: Diagnosis and investigation
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Thirty per cent of the world's population is thought to be infected with tuberculosis, and cases of the disease in the UK are increasing. This article describes the disease and its diagnosis, and the measures taken to contain its spread in hospitals and in the community

Hospital Pharmacist 2006;13:73-78 (March 2006)

(4) Tuberculosis: Pharmacological management
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From pigeon dung to modern multidrug regimens, the treatment of tuberculosis has improved dramatically over the past few centuries, although resistance is still a problem. This article describes current drug therapies, their side effects and main interactions

Hospital Pharmacist 2006;13:81-85 (March 2006)

 

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