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Fighting tuberculosis in drought-stricken Somalia

While Somalia is struggling with an on-setting famine, the country is, at the same time, fighting another silent killer: Tuberculosis. 8-year-old Molit and his brother Ali are being treated for Tuberculosis by World Vision.
one person contracts tuberculosis every 40

Somalia: Looming famine exacerbates TB epidemic as 5 million face starvation

International children’s charity World Vision has today issued a stark warning that hundreds of thousands of children in Somalia are facing a health crisis and starvation as a result of the continued drought and conflict.
food shortages is exacerbating the levels of tuberculosis … warn that there are possibilities the tuberculosis strain may develop into multidrug resistant

Plan for accelerated action against Tuberculosis in Senegal

To decrease the burden of Tuberculosis in Somalia

Planning for our children’s future

Geeta Bandi-Philips, World Vision UK's External Relations Manager reflects on the Post 2015 policy debates, and how World Vision can help shape the conversation to achieve the best future possible for the world's children.

World Vision helps fight TB in Somaliland

World Vision has partnered with the World Health Organisation (WHO), Somaliland government, and other agencies to establish the first specialised treatment centre for multi-drug resistant (MDR) tuberculosis in Hargeisa, Somaliland.
tuberculosis in … address the risks posed by the MDR form of tuberculosis by providing specialised diagnosis and … suffering from MDR tuberculosis have been traveling to

Other World Vision Work

When millions of people around the world are suffering through war, famine, poverty and abuse; deciding which crisis to donate to can be hard. That’s why a general donation to World Vision is a great choice, as your donation will go to where the need is greatest.
treatment for three tuberculosis patients in Myanmar

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