Etke ij aikuj teej ñan nañinmijin Tuberculosis (TB) eo Ejab Kabobo? [Why should I be tested for Inactive Tuberculosis (TB)?]

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This fact sheet provides a detailed overview of the risk factors, testing process, and treatment options for inactive TB.

Author:

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Center for HIV/AIDS Viral Hepatitis STD and TB Prevention, Division of Tuberculosis Elimination

Format:

Fact Sheet

Publication Date:

2022

ID:

364176

Audiences

Asian or Pacific Islander persons
General Public

Focus Area

TB

Topic

General TB Information

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Etke ij aikuj teej ñan nañinmijin Tuberculosis (TB) eo Ejab Kabobo? [Why should I be tested for Inactive Tuberculosis (TB)?]

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