Active case finding among marginalised and vulnerable populations reduces catastrophic costs due to tuberculosis diagnosis
Background: There is limited evidence on whether active case finding (ACF) among marginalised and vulnerable populations mitigates the financial burden during tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis. Objectives: To determine the effect of ACF among marginalised and vulnerable populations on prevalence and inequ...
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