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Publisher: International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease

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Volume 5, Number 2, 1 February 2001

Regular Papers

Tuberculosis control in the era of the HIV epidemic: risk of tuberculosis infection in Tanzania, 1983–1998
pp. 103-112(10)

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What causes smear-negative pulmonary tuberculosis in Malawi, an area of high HIV seroprevalence?
pp. 113-122(10)
Authors: Hargreaves, N.J.; Kadzakumanja, O.; Phiri, S.; Nyangulu, D.S.; Salaniponi, F.M.L.; Harries, A.D.; Squire, S.B.

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TB prevention in HIV clinics in New York City
pp. 123-128(6)
Authors: Sackoff, J.E.; Torian, L.V.; Frieden, T.R.

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Low failure rate in standardised retreatment of tuberculosis in Nicaragua: patient category, drug resistance and survival of ‘chronic’ patients
pp. 129-136(8)
Authors: Heldal, E.; Arnadottir, T.; Cruz, J.R.; Tardencilla, A.; Chacon, L.

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Treatment of tuberculosis in a rural area of Haiti: directly observed and non-observed regimens. The experience of Hôpital Albert Schweitzer
pp. 137-141(5)
Authors: Ollé-Goig, J.E.; Alvarez, J.

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Trends in the prevalence and incidence of tuberculosis in South India
pp. 142-157(16)

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A study of the variation in tuberculosis incidence and possible influential variables in Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and Cardiff in 1991–1995
pp. 158-163(6)
Authors: Bennett, J.; Pitman, R.; Jarman, B.; Innes, J.; Best, N.; Alves, B.; Cook, A.; Hart, D.; Coker, R.

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Risk for tuberculosis infection among internally displaced persons in the Republic of Georgia
pp. 164-169(6)
Authors: Weinstock, D.M.; Hahn, O.; Wittkamp, M.; Sepkowitz, K.A.; Khechinashvili, G.; Blumberg, H.M.

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Tuberculosis as an occupational hazard for health care workers in Estonia
pp. 170-176(7)
Authors: Krüüner, A.; Danilovitsh, M.; Pehme, L.; Laisaar, T.; Hoffner, S.E.; Katila, M.L.

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Tuberculosis risk factors in a silicotic cohort in Hong Kong
pp. 177-184(8)
Authors: Chang, K.C.; Leung, C.C.; Tam, C.M.

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Serial evaluation of serum neopterin in HIV seronegative patients treated for tuberculosis
pp. 185-190(6)
Authors: Immanuel, C.; Rajeswari, R.; Rahman, F.; Kumaran, P.P.; Chandrasekaran, V.; Swamy, R.

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Validity of the IUATLD (1986) questionnaire in the EGEA study
pp. 191-196(6)
Authors: Ravault, C.; Kauffmann, F.

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Short Communications

Multicenter study of incidence of Mycobacterium marinum in humans in Spain
pp. 197-199(3)
Authors: Casal, M.; del Mar Casal, M.

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Letter Papers

Correspondence
pp. 200-203(4)

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