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Draft Report of the Sixty-Seventh World Health Assembly on Global Strategy and Targets for Tuberculosis Prevention, Care and Control after 2015

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At the Sixty-sixth World Health Assembly the executive board drafted a global strategy targets for tuberculosis prevention, with a aim to accelerate the global expansion of tuberculosis care and control. The subsequent launch of the directly observed treatment, short course (DOTS) strategy; inclusion of tuberculosis-related indicators in the Millennium Development Goals; development and implementation of the Stop TB Strategy that underpins the Global Plan to Stop TB 2006–2015.

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  • World Health Organisation (WHO), 2015. "Draft Report of the Sixty-Seventh World Health Assembly on Global Strategy and Targets for Tuberculosis Prevention, Care and Control after 2015," Working Papers id:6861, eSocialSciences.
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