Concerns over the lack of knowledge about TB and HIV co-infection

South Africa ranks third highest in the world in generating new cases of the highly contagious disease, Tuberculosis and is one of the 22 high TB-burden countries that constitute about 80% of global TB cases. A lack of knowledge of the disease could be a factor contributing to SA's high TB prevalence rate.

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Human Science Research Council SA
Published
2026-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.14749/32387145
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HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses
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Concerns over the lack of knowledge about TB and HIV co-infection

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HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses
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Concerns over the lack of knowledge about TB and HIV co-infection

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Abstract

South Africa ranks third highest in the world in generating new cases of the highly contagious disease, Tuberculosis and is one of the 22 high TB-burden countries that constitute about 80% of global TB cases. A lack of knowledge of the disease could be a factor contributing to SA's high TB prevalence rate.

Human Science Research Council SA
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses
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