Malaria and tuberculosis are no longer considered to be neglected diseases by the World
Health Organization. However, both are huge challenges and public health problems in the …

Tuberculosis infection is a serious human health threat and the early 21st century has seen
a remarkable increase in global tuberculosis activity. The pathogen responsible for …

Introduction Malaria and tuberculosis are highly infectious diseases declared a global health
emergency by the World Health Organization, and together they account for more than 1.5 …

Malaria, one of the most ancient human diseases affects 400 million people yearly and
causes over 2.5 million deaths, mostly children, in sub-Saharan Africa, where the disease is …

Multidrug-resistant and extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB and XDR-TB,
respectively) continue to represent a challenge for clinicians and public health authorities …

Antimicrobial resistance, the so-called silent pandemic, is pushing industry and academia to
find novel antimicrobial agents with new mechanisms of action in order to be active against …

Approximately every minute, somewhere in the world four people die from tuberculosis (TB),
an infection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis with about 3 million deaths per year. In spite of …

The modern approach to the development of new chemical entities against complex
diseases, especially the neglected endemic diseases such as tuberculosis and malaria, is …

Tuberculosis is very much rampant in our society and accounts for a large number of deaths
annually. In spite of consistent efforts being made, the disease has not been curtailed yet …

In Brazil, malaria still remains a clinically important febrile syndrome for local populations
and travelers, occurring mostly in the Amazon Basin. This review aims to report the main …