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An Integrated Data-Driven Model for Clinical Phenotyping of Tuberculosis Disease Severity

2025-11-27

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A common approach to describing tuberculosis (TB) disease severity is to use a binary classification such as “advanced” and “minimal or early disease,” though this may not fully capture the range of clinical presentations. As individuals transition through stages of disease, we expect to observe increased bacterial burden and inflammation which corresponds to worsening disease severity and increased risk of a nega...

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3c6292c6-c9bd-510f-b280-a01f286c0ab1
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10.1101/2025.11.25.25341018
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