Maddee and Sophie, along with the rest of their co-authors, recently published “Performance of the Xpert® HIV-1 Viral Load assay: A systematic review and meta-analysis” in the Journal of Clinical Microbiology. Congratulations!
Opinion piece from Giorgia Sulis
Read Giorgia’s latest blog post “Delamanid—a broken dream for patients with MDR-TB?” published on BMJ.
Honors for Madhukar Pai from UC Berkeley
Congratulations to Madhu for being selected by the UC Berkeley School of Public Health to be honored as one of their 75 most influential public health alumni over their entire 75 year history! The Pai Global TB Group team is extremely proud, and honored, to be working with him!
New paper from Sophie Huddart, Vaidehi Nafade and Madhukar Pai
Read the latest paper from Sophie, Vaidehi and Madhu “Tuberculosis: a Persistent Health Challenge for India” published in Current Epidemiology Reports. Congratulations to the team!
New global health book reviewed by Madhukar Pai
Read Madhu’s latest blog post “A Global Health Book that Provokes, Instructs and Inspires” in Nature Microbiology, about Joia Mukherjee’s book “An Introduction to Global Health Delivery”.
New paper from Giorgia Sulis
Congratulations to Giorgia for her recent paper “Policies and practices on the programmatic management of LTBI: a survey in the African Region” published in The International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease.
Maddee Nash is awarded an RI MUHC studentship
Congratulations to Maddee who was awarded an RI MUHC Studentship and Fellowship for 2018!
Primer on Tuberculosis receives a ‘Highly cited paper’ designation by Web of Science
Congratuations to Madhu and all the co-authors for “Tuberculosis“, a Nature Reviews Disease Primer which received a ‘Highly cited paper’ designation by Web of Science. The Primer is one of the top 1% of papers of similar age in the field of clinical medicine.
McGill Global Health Program funding for undergraduate and graduate students
The new Global Health Scholars & Grads program is now launched! Find out more about the opportunities for undergraduates, and graduate students.
Launch of Let’s Talk TB, 3rd edition
This 3rd edition of the free Let’s Talk TB booklet has grown to include 18 chapters, written by 20 co-authors, and has come a long way since 2014, when the first edition was released with just 5 chapters. The 3rd edition includes new chapters on MDR-TB, adverse effects of TB drugs, adherence monitoring strategies, and nutritional support. Download it free on the website.
You can also read Madhu’s blog post on the subject, in Nature Microbiology.