TB-HIV Co-Infection: A Hospital Based Study In Eastern India - Sahu, Himanshu Sekhar
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HIV fuels progression to active disease in people infected with TB.The burden of tuberculosis is greatest in the developing world, where together with human immune deficiency virus (HIV), tuberculosis is over whelming health services, and it accounts for 26% of avoidable deaths, 80% of those who are in their most economically productive years of 15-54.The HIV/AIDS pandemic has substantially altered the epidemiology of tuberculosis.HIV/AIDS poses a potential threat to TB Control in India, with a potential to increase the incidence of TB in some parts of the country.

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HIV fuels progression to active disease in people infected with TB.The burden of tuberculosis is greatest in the developing world, where together with human immune deficiency virus (HIV), tuberculosis is over whelming health services, and it accounts for 26% of avoidable deaths, 80% of those who are in their most economically productive years of 15-54.The HIV/AIDS pandemic has substantially altered the epidemiology of tuberculosis.HIV/AIDS poses a potential threat to TB Control in India, with a potential to increase the incidence of TB in some parts of the country.
Autorenporträt
Dr.Himanshu Sekhar Sahu attended V.S.S.Medical College, Odisha, India in 1998 to complete bachelor degree in medicine. In 2004 he completed the same and again successfully completed the Masters degree in Community Medicine from the same institution in 2012. This manuscript was typed by the author.