Opinion | We Now Have a Chance to Stop the Most Deadly Infectious Disease if We Act
Briefly

The boy survived TB after two years of treatment, but his sister died because her diagnosis came too late, highlighting urgent healthcare gaps in low-income countries.
Despite decades of available tools to combat tuberculosis, it remains the world's No. 1 infectious-disease killer, demanding collective action to dismantle its grip.
Global TB rates have improved since 2000, but with TB claiming over a million lives annually, a concerted effort from governments and organizations is essential.
The United States plays a crucial role in supporting TB initiatives worldwide, yet sustainable investments are vital for long-term progress against this deadly disease.
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