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Tuberculosis Infectiousness is Associated with Distinct Clinical and Inflammatory Profiles

2024-01-10

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Interrupting transmission events to prevent new acquisition of infection and disease is a critical part of tuberculosis (TB) control efforts. However, knowledge gaps in understanding the biology and determinants of TB transmission, including poor estimates of individual infectiousness and the lack of accurate and convenient biomarkers, undermine efforts to develop interventions. Cough-g...

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bc8775e5-5cb3-5062-bae2-38cfb96c4f8c
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3722244/v1
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