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Just three years ago, prior to the pandemic, the Region was experiencing the fastest decline in incidence and mortality in the world.

In 2021, TB mortality in the Region increased compared to 2020, and the declining incidence curve has stalled for the first time in 20 years.

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To , it is necessary to:
- stop transmission (identification of active TB cases)
- prevent development of TB in infected patients.

There is also an increased burden of drug-resistant cases, low treatment success rates & service disruption caused by the pandemic.

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Our latest joint report on shows that, despite an overall downward trend in the incidence of in the WHO European Region, the rate of decline will not be sufficient to meet the UN targets for ending the TB epidemic by 2030.

Read full bit.ly/3z97fwo

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Unfinished business: the challenge of ending in the European Region.

We have a sobering warning this - despite having the tools to end , the European Region remains a long way from meeting its targets.

bit.ly/ECDCWTBDay2023

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RT @Eurosurveillanc: @ECDC_EU @ECDC_Outbreaks @rivm @CIBER_ESP @Folkehelseinst @WHO_Europe @SantePubliqueFr @EANBoard @IMBI_fr 24 March marks

In their joint editorial, @WHO_Europe Regional Director @hans_kluge and @ECDC_EU Director Andrea Ammon urge for both political and financial commitment in order to achieve the targets by 2030.
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Tuberculosis - or TB - is caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis that most often affects the lungs.

To , we are funding a number of projects under the programme ⬇


RT @EU_HaDEA: Today marks 📅

Around 55 000 cases of tuberculosis are reported annually.

The @EU_Commission is funding projects and initiatives working to tackle this infectious disease.

Find out some examples in this thread ⤵

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RT @ECDCPHT: Last year, () claimed 74 lives in the EU and EEA countries.

This week @ECDC_EU and @istsupsan are hosting a workshop on how to strengthen preparedness and response to 🦟

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RT @WHOAFRO: 🇹🇿 has confirmed its first-ever cases of virus disease.

Here’s everything you need to know about what it is, its symptoms, and how it spreads 👇🏿

@viralfacts

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While the risk to the public in the EU is low, remains at the top of our priorities.

Yesterday, the Committee met, with updates from @ECDC, @EFSA_EU, @EMA_News & @EU_OSHA to maintain the highest level of surveillance and control.


RT @SandraGallina: The ongoing HPAI epidemic in animals is the largest ever observed in Europe.

This morning we had an important exchange of information on with

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RT @SandraGallina: The ongoing HPAI epidemic in animals is the largest ever observed in Europe.

This morning we had an important exchange of information on with Committee & Chief Veterinarian Officers on prevention, surveillance & control in animals.

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: Where do we stand?

✅ 7 authorisations completed
✅ 4 approved
✅ 4 virus strains targeted – Wuhan, Beta, Omicron BA.1, Omicron BA. 4-5
✅ 2 marketing authorisation applications under review

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RT @istsupsan: 🦟West Nile virus, al via il convegno 'Strengthening Preparedness and Response to West Nile Virus' con rappresentanti di 18 paesi. Il workshop, organizzato con @ECDC_EU , favorirà lo scambio di informazioni sulle lezioni apprese dalle epidemie da . iss.it/web/guest/news/-/asset_

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RT @EMA_News: 📢

To find out more about the progress made in advancing regulatory in the 🇪🇺, read our report on the mid-term achievements of the Regulatory Science Strategy to 2025.

➡️ema.europa.eu/en/news/advancin

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RT @AfricaCDC: The Republic of Tanzania declares Marburg Virus Disease Outbreak.
On 21 March 2023, the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Tanzania declared an of Marburg virus disease in Bukoba district, Kagera region, north western Tanzania.
More 👇 africacdc.org/news-item/republ

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RT @WHOAFRO: Today, 🇹🇿 confirmed its first-ever cases of virus disease after laboratory tests were carried out following reports of cases and deaths in the country’s north-west Kagera region 👉🏿 ow.ly/oe0150NorzM

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💦On , we want to highlight the importance on providing safer drinking water.

is compiling an EU positive list of that can be safely used in contact with drinking water.🔗fcld.ly/wdirectivet

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