Melbourne TB Community MTBC

@MTBCMelbourne

The MTBC is a community involved in TB-related science and practise around Melbourne spanning research, public health, clinical care and community involvement

Melbourne Joined March 2022

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Melbourne TB Community MTBC @MTBCMelbourne Feb 23, 2024

Four weeks until our World TB Event! Join us as we explore New approaches to end TB.

@KhaiHuang1 @AnnaCoussens @KWatts74 @justin_denholm

Register here 👇🏼
eventbrite.com.au/e/world-tb-day…

www.eventbrite.com.au World TB Day The Melbourne TB Community present World TB Day - NEW APPROACHES TO END TB

Doherty Institute @TheDohertyInst Feb 23, 2024

World Tuberculosis Day - New approaches to end TB
🗓️FRI 22 MAR | 3 - 5PM
📍Doherty Institute
Hosted by @MTBCMelbourne with presentations on latest research, TB care and insights from TB community.
Register: eventbrite.com.au/e/world-tb-day…

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Melbourne TB Community MTBC @MTBCMelbourne Nov 17, 2023

Join us for an online dissemination event featuring highlights from #UnionConf2023.

🗓️ Friday, 8 December, 2023

⏰ 12.00-1.00pm

📍unimelb.zoom.us/j/84466929739?…

@AnnaCoussens @KhaiHuang1 DaniLin

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Melbourne TB Community MTBC @MTBCMelbourne Mar 23, 2023

Krista Watts will be speaking today on why words matter in TB care. Come to our #WorldTBDay2023 event this afternoon @TheDohertyInst @UniMelbMDHS eventbrite.com/e/world-tuberc…

www.eventbrite.com World Tuberculosis Day World TB Day is an opportunity to raise awareness of the ongoing impact of the disease on health, social and economic wellbeing.

Melbourne TB Community MTBC @MTBCMelbourne Mar 14, 2023

Join us #YesWeCanEndTB

Melbourne TB Community MTBC @MTBCMelbourne Mar 14, 2023

In 2019, TB caused more deaths than any other infectious disease. Over the last years, COVID-19 overtook TB. Thanks to vaccines and treatments for COVID-19, deaths are falling. When the data comes in TB may well be the most deadly infectious disease yet again. #EndTB #WorldTBDay