WHO recommended a strategy to control TB in
the world called directly observed treatment, short course (DOTS) which
includes; political commitment, case detection, standardization of treatment, adequate
drug supply, monitoring and evaluation of its impact. In India however this
strategy has been failing due to several reasons: Lack of commitment from the
government, inefficiency of handling a large population with TB, lack of information for poor people
regarding the disease and its control, lack of patient follow up are few of the
several problems associated with it.
Webinar symposium
Dr. Lal PathLabs, the leading and the most
reputed diagnostic chain, presents a webinar symposium on Breakthrough in
Diagnosis and Effective Treatment of TB on the occasion of the World TB day on
24th March. The webinar will be webcast on Sunday, 30th of March 2014 between
11 AM to 1 PM from Hotel Claridges, New Delhi. You are cordially invited to
participate in the free webinar by registering online. A Q & A session will
follow the Doctors presentation.
You can register free for the webinar on
the following URL: www.drlalpathlabswebinar.com
About the Speakers:
1.
Dr. Shalabh Malik, Head of the Microbiology Department, Dr. LalPath labs
2. Dr. Animesh Arya, MBBS, DTCD, MD. Senior
chest consultant and sleep specialist at Action Balaji medical institute and
Max healthcare, Medical director at centre for chest diseases, allergy and
sleep disorders.
Dr. Lal PathLabs introduces
a breakthrough webinar on diagnosis and effective treatment of TB,
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