Tuberculosis - IPSAT
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Tuberculosis remains a major global health problem. The document analyzes TB incidence and treatment rates across several countries in Africa and the Middle East. It finds that Djibouti, Somalia and Pakistan have the highest TB incidence rates, while countries like Jordan, West Bank/Gaza and UAE have the lowest. The WHO's DOTS strategy aims to detect 70% of cases and successfully treat 85% of them. Many countries have achieved high treatment success rates, but most need to improve their case detection rates to reach WHO targets. Expanding DOTS programs can help control the TB epidemic worldwide.
Tuberculosis - IPSAT
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- 9. – Incidence Incidence S Country S Country rate rate 1 Djibouti 620 12 Tunisia 25 2 Somalia 286 13 Bahrain 23 3 Pakistan 231 14 Syria 20 4 Afghanistan 189 15 Egypt 18 5 Sudan 119 16 Saudi Arabia 18 6 Morocco 91 17 Iran 17 7 Yemen 49 18 Lebanon 17 8 Iraq 45 19 Oman 13 9 Kuwait 41 20 Jordan 5.4 10 Lebya 40 21 West Bank & Gaza Strip 4.9 11 Qatar 38 22 UAE 3.1
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- 11. DOTS Countries that achieved the targets 100 95 Palestine Oman Lebanon Tunisia Treatment success rate (%) Afghanistan Somalia 90 Syria Jordan 85 Iraq Yemen IRIran Morocco Pakistan 80 Bahrain Djibouti 75 Sudan Qatar 70 UAE Egypt 65 Saudi Arabia Libya Kuwait 60 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Case detection rate (%)
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