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• • ·Editorial Board

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• • ·The Fourth World Congress on Tuberculosis

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    Patrick J. Brennan

    
• • ·Introduction to the Proceedings of the 4th World Congress on Tuberculosis

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    Anthony S. Fauci

    
• • ·The TB epidemic from 1992 to 2002

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    Mario C. Raviglione

    Résumé Résumé Plan Plan  
• • ·Tuberculosis control in China

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    Fengzeng Zhao, Yan Zhao, Xiaoqiu Liu

    Plan Plan  
• • ·Tuberculosis trends in the United States, 1992–2001

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    E. Schneider, K.G. Castro

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• • ·DOTS progress in India: 1995–2002

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    G.R. Khatri

    Plan Plan
• • ·What is the limit to case detection under the DOTS strategy for tuberculosis control?

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    Christopher Dye, Catherine J. Watt, Daniel M. Bleed, Brian G. Williams

    Résumé Résumé Plan Plan  
• • ·The global situation of MDR-TB

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    Marcos A. Espinal

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• • ·DOTS-Plus for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis in the Philippines: global assistance urgently needed

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    T.E. Tupasi, M.I.D. Quelapio, R.B. Orillaza, C. Alcantara, N.R.C. Mira, M.R. Abeleda, V.T. Belen, N.M. Arnisto, A.B. Rivera, E.R. Grimaldo, J.O. Derilo, W. Dimarucut, M. Arabit, D. Urboda

    Résumé Résumé Plan Plan  
• • ·From multidrug-resistant tuberculosis to DOTS expansion and beyond: making the most of a paradigm shift

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    Jim Yong Kim, Joia S. Mukherjee, Michael L. Rich, Kedar Mate, Jaime Bayona, Mercedes C. Becerra

    Résumé Résumé Plan Plan
• • ·The impact of HIV on transmission of tuberculosis in Tanzania

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    S.M. Egwaga

     
• • ·Can we control tuberculosis in high HIV prevalence settings?

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    Peter Godfrey-Faussett, Helen Ayles

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• • ·Ten years of research progress and what's to come

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    Douglas B Young

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• • ·Tuberculosis control: past 10 years and future progress

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    Thomas R. Frieden, Cynthia R. Driver

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• • ·A short history of Robert Koch's fight against tuberculosis: Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it

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    Stefan H.E. Kaufmann

    
• • ·Structure, function, and biogenesis of the cell wall of Mycobacterium tuberculosis

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    P.J Brennan

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• • ·Human immunity to M. tuberculosis: T cell subsets and antigen processing

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    W.H Boom, David H Canaday, Scott A Fulton, Adam J Gehring, Roxana E Rojas, Marta Torres

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• • ·Immune response to tuberculosis: experimental animal models

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    Stefan H.E. Kaufmann

     
• • ·The mouse as a useful model of tuberculosis

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    I.M. Orme

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• • ·Non-human primates: a model for tuberculosis research

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    J.L. Flynn, S.V. Capuano, D. Croix, S. Pawar, A. Myers, A. Zinovik, E. Klein

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• • ·Use of the bovine model of tuberculosis for the development of improved vaccines and diagnostics

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    R.G Hewinson, H.M Vordermeier, B.M Buddle

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• • ·Hematogenous reseeding of the lung in low-dose, aerosol-infected guinea pigs: unique features of the host–pathogen interface in secondary tubercles

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    David N. McMurray

    Résumé Résumé
• • ·Shifting the focus of tuberculosis research in India

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    P.R. Narayanan, Renu Garg, T. Santha, P. Paul Kumaran

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• • ·Integration of operational research into National Tuberculosis Control Programmes

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    Anthony D. Harries

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• • ·Involving private practitioners and chest physicians in the control of tuberculosis

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    José A. Caminero, Nils E. Billo

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• • ·Involving private health care providers in delivery of TB care: global strategy

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    Mukund Uplekar

    Résumé Résumé Plan Plan  
• • ·The Mumbai experience in building field level partnerships for DOTS implementation

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    S. Rangan, G. Ambe, N. Borremans, D. Zallocco, J. Porter

    Résumé Résumé Plan Plan
• • ·Public–private mix DOTS in the Philippines

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    Mariquita J. Mantala

    Résumé Résumé Plan Plan
• • ·The role of the community in the control of tuberculosis

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    Dermot Maher

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• • ·Preliminary results of an operational field study to compare side-effects, complaints and treatment results of a single-drug short-course regimen with a four-drug fixed-dose combination (4FDC) regimen in South Sulawesi, Republic of Indonesia

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    Jacqueline M.T. Gravendeel, Andi Suryanto Asapa, Marijke Becx-Bleumink, Hugo A Vrakking

    Résumé Résumé Plan Plan
• • ·Costs and effectiveness—the impact of economic studies on TB control

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    K. Floyd

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• • ·Progress in TB drug development and what is still needed

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    Ken Duncan

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• • ·Pediatric tuberculosis: time for a new approach

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    Jeffrey R. Starke

    
• • ·Prospects for a better vaccine against tuberculosis

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    S.G. Reed, M.R. Alderson, W. Dalemans, Y. Lobet, Y.A.W. Skeiky

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