Bangladesh as a member states of World Health Organization (WHO) celebrates 75 years of WHO in befitting manners. Dr. Ahmed Parvez Zabeen, public health specialist and TB activists in an television interview stated that the services by WHO in last 75 years saves many life's in the world. He also reiterates that implementation of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) through Primary Health Care (PHC) ensuring Essential Health Coverage saves billion of life's in the world.
Saturday, April 8, 2023
Saturday, March 25, 2023
World Tuberculosis Day 2023: Information on Tuberculosis
Dr. Ahmed Parvez Zabeen, Public Health Specialist and Tuberculosis Activist informs about what is tuberculosis, signs and symptoms, treatment and prevention on World Tuberculosis Day 2023.
Friday, March 24, 2023
Bangladesh celebrates World TB Day 2023
Friday, March 3, 2023
Bangladesh celebrates World TB Day 2020
Pre-COVID 19 era celebration of World TB Day 2020. First index case of COVID 19 detected in 8th March 20220. The out-door celebration begins on 1st March 2020. Later on, every events was suspended due to upsurge of COVID 19. SARS CoV 2 virus was responsible for pandemic all over the world.
Thursday, December 30, 2021
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Uninterrupted Tuberculosis Survices in Bangladesh amid Cononavirus Pandamic
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| Dr. Ahmed Parvez Zabeen (1st Anti-clock wise) , Divisional TB Expert, Dhaka, NTP handovers PPE |
Dr. Ahmed Parvez Zabeen, Divisional TB Expert, Dhaka, NTP
handovers Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to Damien Foundation for Field
Level Laboratory Technician working to End TB and fight #Covid19 in Bangladesh.
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Tuberculosis Case Notification in Bangladesh in 2011
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| Tuberculosis Case Notification in 2011 |
National
Tuberculosis Control Program, Bangladesh informed that in 2011, 98942 new Smear
Positive cases (SS+ve), 3906 Relapse cases, 21915 Smear Negative (SS-ve) cases,
27334 Extra-Pulmonary TB (EPTB) cases and 3460 other forms of cases were
diagnosed.
The
proportion of smear positive notified cases was high in 2011 in
Bangladesh.
Treatment Outcome Tuberculosis Cases in Bangladesh in 2011 (Cohort 2010)
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| Treatment Outcome of Smear Positive TB Cases 2011 (Cohort 2010) |
National
Tuberculosis Control Program, Bangladesh informed that the treatment success
was 91% (cure 90% and complete 1%) and unusual outcomes 8% (died 4%, failure
1%, defaulted 2% and transfer out 2%) among Smear Positive Pulmunary Cases
(SS+ve) cohort (2010).
Tuberculosis Scenario of Bangladesh 2012
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| Tuberculosis Scenario of Bangladesh, 2012 |
Saturday, March 7, 2015
Bangladesh Celebrates World TB Day 2014
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| World TB Day 2014 rally |
A
colorful rally brought out on the World TB Day 24 March, 2014 in the morning.
The rally started from the front of National Museum, Shahbagh, Dhaka and ended
in front of Doel Intersection, Dhaka parading through different streets of the
cities. Carts, rickshaws (local vehicles) and microphone were used to inform
people about Tuberculosis (TB) and creates demands for TB Services in the
country.
The theme of the World TB Day 2014
in English was Reach
The 3 Millions. FIND. TREAT. CURE TB. The Bengali was যক্ষ্মার
সেবা সবার তরে, পৌছে দেব ঘরে ঘরে |
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