Tuberculosis Mortality in the United States: Epidemiology and Prevention Opportunities

Autor: Suzanne F. Beavers, Lisa Pascopella, Amy L. Davidow, Joan M. Mangan, Yael R. Hirsch-Moverman, Jonathan E. Golub, Henry M. Blumberg, Risa M. Webb, Rachel A. Royce, Susan E. Buskin, Michael K. Leonard, Paul C. Weinfurter, Robert W. Belknap, Stephen E. Hughes, Jon V. Warkentin, Sharon F. Welbel, Thaddeus L. Miller, Saini R. Kundipati, Michael Lauzardo, Pennan M. Barry, Dolly J. Katz, Denise O. Garrett, Edward A. Graviss, Jennifer M. Flood, Veronica Abernathy, Sevim Ahmedov, Winnie Alston, Holly Anger, Elizabeth Barash, Rob Berger (posthumously), Paul W. Colson, David Conwill, Mario Corro, Wendy Cronin, Kaitron Gordon, Neela D. Goswami, Connie Hobbs, Michael Holcombe, Eileen Hufnagel, Carol Jonda, Gina Maltas, Trini Matthew, Wilson Miranda, Lexa Moongrace, Guadalupe Munguia, Ellen Murray, Ellen O’Leary, Margaret Oxtoby, Jenny Pang, Laura Romo, Heather Rutz, Katya Salcedo, Shonita Savage, Rashmi Singh, Gisela Schechter, Anna Sevilla, Trudy Stein-Hart, Tim Sterling, Jane Tapia, Larry Teeter, Jennifer Vergeon, Kirsten Wall, Stephen Weis

Publikováno v: Annals of the American Thoracic Society. 15(6)

Rationale: More information on risk factors for death from tuberculosis in the United States could help reduce the tuberculosis mortality rate, which has remained steady for more than a decade.Objective: To identify risk factors for tuberculosis-rela

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