Tuberculosis is strongly associated with social determinants such as undernutrition, poor housing, and poor access to health care. Moreover, tuberculosis rates declined in high-income countries well before the advent of effective antibiotics, largely due to improvements in socioeconomic conditions.
Tuberculosis is strongly associated with social determinants such as undernutrition, poor housing, and poor access to health care. Moreover, tuberculosis rates declined in high-income countries well before the advent of effective antibiotics, largely due to improvements in socioeconomic conditions.