Child TB Resources

Accessing Improved TB Medicines for Children

This report documents how the STEP-TB project has reshaped the market for pediatric TB drugs by reducing barriers to entry, engaging in innovative industry collaboration to launch optimized products, and mobilizing strong demand. This update is available in English, Spanish, French and Russian.

New Pathways for Childhood TB Treatment

This report documents how the STEP-TB project has reshaped the market for pediatric TB drugs by reducing barriers to entry, engaging in innovative industry collaboration to launch optimized products, and mobilizing strong demand.

MAP-IT: Model for Assessment of Pediatric Interventions for Tuberculosis

MAP-IT is an evidence-based framework that enables users to prioritize technology development options and to estimate the impact of those technologies on childhood tuberculosis.

International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease Childhood TB Issue (Supplement)

Collection of articles from leading voices and researchers in pediatric TB. Individual articles are available for view/download throughout this resource center.

About Childhood TB

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MAP-IT: Model for Assessment of Pediatric Interventions for Tuberculosis

MAP-IT is an evidence-based framework that enables users to prioritize technology development options and to estimate the impact of those technologies on childhood tuberculosis.

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Child-Friendly TB Medicines

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Accessing Improved TB Medicines for Children

This report documents how the STEP-TB project has reshaped the market for pediatric TB drugs by reducing barriers to entry, engaging in innovative industry collaboration to launch optimized products, and mobilizing strong demand. This update is available in English, Spanish, French and Russian.

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Advocates’ Corner

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Key Populations Brief: Children

The Stop TB Partnership convened experts and representatives of vulnerable groups to develop this micro brief, which gives practical guidance on how to address the needs and views of children, who often have limited access to diagnosis, treatment, and care.

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