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  • Short-course antiretroviral therapy during pregnancy and labor has proven very effective in reducing the risk of HIV spread from mother to child in both the industrialized world and in resource-poor settings.

    Susan Blumenthal, M.D.: Saving the Lives of Mothers Worldwide M.D. Susan Blumenthal 2010

  • Short-course antiretroviral therapy during pregnancy and labor has proven very effective in reducing the risk of HIV spread from mother to child in both the industrialized world and in resource-poor settings.

    Susan Blumenthal, M.D.: Saving the Lives of Mothers Worldwide 2010

  • However all is not that bleak – India has certainly made major strides in TB care and control, testing more than 40 million people for TB, rolling out anti-TB treatment to more than 9 million sputum-positive patients since 1997, every month more than 100,000 patients are put on Directly-Observed Treatment Short-course (DOTS) treatment, with more than 85% cure rate in sputum-positive patients, under the Revised National TB control Programme (RNTCP).

    National partnership for TB care and control is shaping up in India 2008

  • In 1995 it began the Directly Observed Treatment Short-course (DOTS) in Colony 33 in Kemorovo.

    The Prisoners' Plague 2008

  • Without health care workers, the fight against TB, which currently relies on effective implementation of the WHO-recommended Directly Observed Treatment, Short-course will be virtually impossible.

    Southern Africa���s TB Response Needs Integrated Approach 2007

  • Short-course world championships will be coming up in October, but if you need something to hold you over until then, take a look at our swimming recap.

    USATODAY.com - Backstroking through the swimming events 2004

  • Short-course swimming never really happened for me during my career, for various reasons, and my best swims came in a 50m pool rather than 25m.

    An Autobiography Heyns, Penny & Lemke, Gary 2002

  • Short-course (Dots) could cure more than 90 percent of tuberculosis patients who complied with their short course treatment.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 2001

  • Although TB control had improved and had been fully integrated into primary health care and decentralised to district level with the government's Directly Observed Treatment Short-course (Dots), it was still killing people, said Weyer.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 2000

  • As all the eleven countries participating have adopted the Directly Observed Treatment Short-course (DOTS) strategy to control TB, better DOTS implementation strategies will also be discussed.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 1999

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