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Viongozi wa dini wasaini maazimio ya mapambano dhidi ya Kifua kikuu nchini

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TB REMAINS ONE OF TOP 10 CAUSES OF DEATHS IN TANZANIA

Learn more about how NTLP works to reduce number of deaths caused by TB in Tanzania

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UDHIBITI WA KIFUA KIKUU MAGEREZANI NCHINI

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Ufunguzi wa Mkutano wa kwanza wa Wadau wenye lengo la ushirikiano katika kutokomeza Kifua kikuu nchini

Mhe. Ummy Mwalimu pamoja na Wadau wa kupambana dhidi ya ugonjwa wa Kifua Kikuu katika ufunguzi wa Mkutano wa kwanza wa Wadau wenye lengo la ushirikiano katika kutokomeza ugonjwa huo nchini

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Kikao maalumu na wabunge kuzungumzia ushirikiri wao katika mapambano dhidi ya kutokomeza ugonjwa wa Kifua kikuu inchini

Welcome to NTLP Website

The National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Programme (NTLP) was launched by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare in 1977 to fight TB and Leprosy in Tanzania.

Since then, NTLP has joined hands with international and local development pertners in an effort to prevent and control TB and leprosy to the point that they are no longer a public health concern.

TB has continued to be among the top ten causes of death and among admissions aged five years and above in the country, suggesting even a greater degree of urgency to fight the desease.

Monday, 22 April 2019
Tanzania TB electronic case-based surveillance system a model to other African countries
Friday, 21 September 2018
NTLP LAUNCH THE “TAMBUA TB” M-HEALTH APPLICATIONS

The Burden of Tuberculosis in Tanzania

In 2016, a total of 65,902 TB cases were reported which is an annual increase of 5.6%. TB continues to be among the top ten killers, costing the lives of many women and children.
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Leprosy in Tanzania

Following a steady decline since 2002, leprosy prevalence stands at 43 cases per 100,000. However, some regions including Lindi and Morogoro are yet to reach elimination targets, with a prevalence rate of 1/10,000
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HIV and Tuberculosis in Children

Testing and counselling for HIV is also done to children under 15 attending TB clinics. According to 2016 report, 26% of TB reported cases of children under the age of 15 were HIV infected.
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