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Publisher: International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease

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Volume 6, Number 7, 1 July 2002

Miscellany

Kristian Andvord's impact on the understanding of tuberculosis epidemiology [Editorial]
pp. 557-559(3)
Authors: Blomberg, B.; Rieder, H.L.; Enarson, D.A.

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In search of rapid diagnosis and drug-resistance detection tools: Is the FASTPlaqueTB test the answer? [Editorial]
pp. 560-561(2)
Authors: Takiff, H.; Heifets, L.

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What can we learn by following the development of tuberculosis from one generation to another? [Founders of Our Knowledge]
pp. 562-568(7)
Author: Andvord, K.F.

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Reviews

Thalidomide and tuberculosis
pp. 569-572(4)
Authors: Fu L., M.; Fu-Liu C., S.

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Regular Papers

Defaulting from DOTS and its determinants in three districts of Arsi Zone in Ethiopia
pp. 573-579(7)
Authors: Tekle, B.; Mariam D., H.; Ali, A.

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A rapid survey to determine the prevalence of smear-positive tuberculosis in Addis Ababa
pp. 580-584(5)
Authors: Demissie, M.; Zenebere, B.; Berhane, Y.; Lindtjorn, B.

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Influence of anti-tuberculosis drug resistance on the treatment outcome of pulmonary tuberculosis patients receiving DOTS in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
pp. 585-591(7)
Authors: Singla, R.; Al-Sharif, N.; Al-Sayegh M., O.; Osman M., M.; Shaikh M., A.

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Useful clues to the presence of smear-negative pulmonary tuberculosis in a West African city
pp. 592-598(7)
Authors: Bah, B.; Massari, V.; Sow, O.; Siriwardana, M.; Camara L., M.; Larouzé, B.; Murray J., F.

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Tuberculosis treatment delivery in high burden settings: does patient choice of supervision matter?
pp. 599-608(10)
Authors: Kironde, S.; Meintjies, M.

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Decentralizing tuberculosis treatment: follow-up of patients during the transitional period
pp. 609-614(6)
Authors: Arnadottir Th.; Phongosa, B.; Chittamany, P.; Soukaseum, H.

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The epidemiology of tuberculosis among foreign-born persons in Alberta, Canada, 1989–1998: identification of high risk groups
pp. 615-621(7)
Authors: Long, R.; Sutherland, K.; Kunimoto, D.; Cowie, R.; Manfreda, J.

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Hearing loss and nephrotoxicity in long-term aminoglycoside treatment in patients with tuberculosis
pp. 622-627(6)
Authors: de Jager, P.; van Altena, R.

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Pulmonary disease caused by Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare in HIV-negative patients: five-year follow-up of patients receiving standardised treatment
pp. 628-634(7)
Author: The Research Committee of the British Thoracic Society

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Evaluation of the FASTPlaqueTB assay for direct detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in sputum specimens
pp. 635-640(6)
Authors: Muzaffar, R.; Batool, S.; Aziz, F.; Naqvi, A.; Rizvi, A.

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Short Communications

Tuberculosis rates among migrants in Australia and Canada
pp. 641-644(4)
Authors: Watkins R., E.; Plant A., J.; Gushulak B., D.

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Letter Papers

Correspondence
pp. 645-646(2)

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