Due to COVID-19 pandemic, the latest progress of the End Tuberculosis (TB) Strategy was
far from optimal and services for TB needs to be quickly restored. Pregnancy is a unique …

Tuberculosis (TB) is a common infectious pathology especially in low-income countries,
which may complicate pregnancy. Although pulmonary TB is more common in pregnancy …

Tuberculosis (TB) has been recognized as an important cause of morbidity and mortality in
pregnancy for nearly a century, but research and efforts to roll out comprehensive TB …

Women are significantly more likely to develop tuberculosis (TB) disease within the first 90
days after pregnancy than any other time in their lives. Whether pregnancy increases risk of …

Although tuberculosis (TB) is now the leading infec-tious killer, affecting nearly 10.4 million
people each year and killing 1.7 million individuals, the precise number of pregnant women …

Background There is limited research to guide TB treatment specifically in pregnant women
and few studies have described the presentation of TB in pregnant women. We aimed to …

Aim: Despite tuberculosis (TB) being a global problem, maternal TB remains an
unrecognized and underestimated tragedy, especially in South Asian countries. Therefore …

According to the World HeaLth Organization, tuberculosis (TB) is the third leading cause of
death worldwide among women at child bearing age. However, in Israel, a low TB …

Please cite this paper as: Mnyani C, McIntyre J. Tuberculosis in pregnancy. BJOG 2011;
118: 226–231. Tuberculosis (TB) remains an important infection in women globally. It is …

Tuberculosis is most common during a woman's reproductive years and is a major cause of
maternal–child mortality. National guidelines for screening and management vary widely …