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Bridging the Gap in End Tuberculosis Targets in the Elderly Population in Eastern China: Observational Study From 2015 to 2020.

Kui Liu | Zhenhua Xie | Bo Xie | Songhua Chen | Yu Zhang | Wei Wang | Qian Wu | Gaofeng Cai | Bin Chen
JMIR public health and surveillance | 2022

With a progressive increase in the aging process, the challenges posed by pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB) are also increasing for the elderly population.

Pubmed ID: 35904857

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