Tuberculosis (TB) drug resistance presents a multifaceted and challenging issue in global health. Factors contributing to this complexity include inconsistent treatment regimens, incomplete medication courses, the spread of multidrug-resistant TB strains, and barriers to accessing quality healthcare. These issues are exacerbated in low and middle-income countries, where healthcare infrastructure and resources are often limited.

The AMR Knowledge Hub of The Global Health Network aims to address these challenges by building a robust database of resources dedicated to TB drug resistance. The goal is to connect researchers, healthcare professionals, and policymakers to vital information, tools, and studies that can inform and enhance TB drug resistance research and intervention efforts.

On this page, you will find links to a wealth of resources including working groups, guidelines, research papers, case studies, and educational videos. You can also access external resources that can further support your research and practice.

This page is continuously updated to reflect the latest advancements and findings in the field of TB drug resistance. Check back regularly for new information. If you have tools, documents, resources, or other items of interest that you believe would be valuable to share with the global TB research community, please contact the AMR Knowledge Hub by email. Let's advance the understanding and control of TB drug resistance together.

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