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This video describes the process of Directly Observed Therapy (DOT) so that clinicians, nurses, and other health care professionals are aware of how to observe individuals receiving tuberculosis (TB) treatment. 

This toolkit provides background information on Video Directly Observed Therapy (VDOT) and instructs healthcare professionals on how to observe tuberculosis (TB) patients taking their medication remotely. 

This factsheet provides clinicians and public health educators with ways to increase tuberculosis (TB) treatment by overcoming patient-related barriers  through the use of incentives and enablers.

The World Health Organization’s campaign website for World TB Day. Please check the site frequently, as the webpage may be updated throughout the month.

The Stop TB Partnership's website for World TB Day. Please check the site frequently, as the webpage may be updated throughout the month.

A guide for people diagnosed with hepatitis B that will answer questions and help navigate living a healthy life with hepatitis B.

The President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is the largest funding source for the HIV response globally, and this webinar was part of the "PEPFAR Watch" webinar series which brings together activists ahead of the Country Operational Plan (COP) planning process to champion community priorities and demands for PEPFAR. 

This website allows users to text a sexual partner that they might be at risk of an STD. It will ALWAYS be anonymous. Studies have shown that anonymous notification options improve the rate of partner notification, which contributes to the successful detection, diagnosis, and treatment of transmitted infections.

This report summarizes that the third WHS was held as a predominately virtual event in 2022, with a small in-person hub at the World Health Organization in Geneva, with the theme of “Achieving the elimination of viral hepatitis within evolving health systems”. The programme introduced the new Global Health Sector Strategy (2022-2030) and explored topics across the cascade of care for hepatitis A, B, C, D and E, including barriers such as stigma and discrimination and innovations, like the potential for a functional cure for hepatitis B.

This fact sheet provides a general overview of the Minority AIDS Initiative (MAI) and the Minority HIV/AIDS Fund, emphasizing the need to reaffirm our commitment to the MAI, including increasing funding and transparency.