Tuberculosis: A Growing Threat in the UK🦠

For those planning to go to the UK for holidays or migration, there is some news to conside. Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the world’s deadliest infections, affecting millions each year. Once thought to be under control, TB cases are rising again, even in countries like the UK.

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For those planning to go to the UK for holidays or migration, there is some news to conside. Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the world’s deadliest infections, affecting millions each year. Once thought to be under control, TB cases are rising again, even in countries like the UK.

TB spreads through the air, making crowded places and poor living conditions high-risk areas. People with weakened immune systems, malnutrition or lack of healthcare are most at risk.

Doctors warn that early diagnosis and treatment are key. TB symptoms include cough, fever, night sweats and weight loss. But many people face delays in treatment, making the disease harder to control.

The only TB vaccine, BCG, is not always effective, but new vaccines and better treatments bring hope. Stopping TB requires awareness, better healthcare access and early screening.

TB anywhere is a threat everywhere—helping people get treatment faster is the only way to end this global disease.

Children, make a note of the symptoms and be careful because TB does not know geographical boundaries.

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