TB Eradication Programs

Tuberculosis (TB) eradication programs aim to eliminate the disease through coordinated efforts like widespread screening, early detection, and providing effective treatment to infected individuals. These programs also focus on educating the public about TB transmission, ensuring access to medications, and monitoring cases to prevent spread. They involve collaboration between healthcare providers, governments, and communities to reduce TB prevalence, prevent drug resistance, and eventually eradicate the disease entirely. Successful programs require consistent effort, resource allocation, and community engagement to achieve a TB-free future.