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1 paź 2022 · Listen to your child's feelings about gender identity. Talk to your child and ask questions without judgment. To support your child, you can: Allow your child to express gender in public or at family activities. It's important to do this even if it makes you or someone else uncomfortable.
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22 mar 2023 · Active TB disease may be treated for four, six or nine months. Specialists in TB treatment will determine which drugs are best for you. You will have regular appointments to see if you're improving and to watch for side effects.
For the treatment of TB in pregnant women, the initial regimen should be INH, RIF, and EMB for at least 9 months. Although teratogenicity data for PZA are limited, it is probably safe to use in pregnancy. Breast-feeding should not be discouraged for women receiving anti-TB treatment.
27 lut 2020 · Of the 7 million new tuberculosis cases notified to WHO in 2018, 58% were men, 34% were women, and 8% were children (aged <15 years). 1 The tuberculosis disease burden in children, adolescents, and women (appendix) imposes continuing challenges.
5 paź 2022 · In this Zimbabwe-based study, we resolved gender differences in TB incidence over time, by age, by TB clinical presentation defined by affected anatomic site and in the presence of HIV coinfection to better understand the effect of gender on TB in different sociodemographic and clinical contexts.
1 lis 2022 · This paper adds to the still limited body of updated evidence of gender-related barriers to the diagnosis of TB, a disease that affects millions of people yearly, and predominantly in low- and middle-income countries. These countries frequently struggle with gender inequalities and gender-based discrimination.
1 cze 2022 · This case study, part of the USAID Tuberculosis Private Sector Activity (USAID TBPS), investigated gender’s potential influence on Indonesia’s TB patient pathway and how a greater understanding of gender and health service delivery can improve access to care.
