COVID-19 shouldn’t overshadow ongoing fight against TB, Canadian Inuit leaders say
Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Canada’s Inuit were already grappling with a much deadlier respiratory disease: tuberculosis. The TB rate
Read moreBefore the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Canada’s Inuit were already grappling with a much deadlier respiratory disease: tuberculosis. The TB rate
Read moreNearly two years after the federal government committed to eliminating tuberculosis among Inuit by 2030, progress is stalled and the
Read moreThe Canadian government has consented to the certification of a proposed $1.1 billion class action lawsuit filed over Indian hospitals
Read moreInuit families travel to Southern Canada to discover their relatives are in unmarked graves. For Simon Nattaq, it was a
Read moreTuberculosis rates in Nunavut (Canadian eastern Arctic) remain high despite the federal government spending millions of dollars on screening clinics
Read moreJack Anawak has waited more than 60 years to know where his mother is buried. Anawak, a well-known figure in
Read moreGussie Bennett, a popular and outgoing teenager in Nain, Newfoundland, used to run down to the community rink every day
Read moreCanadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today apologized in Iqaluit, Nunavut for the federal policy on tuberculosis in the mid-20th century,
Read morePrime Minister Justin Trudeau today apologized in Iqaluit, Nunavut for the way the Canadian government treated Inuit patients with tuberculosis
Read moreCanada’s national Inuit organization released Monday its strategy to eliminate by 2030 the “staggeringly high rates” of tuberculosis (TB) among
Read moreA drug that can cut the amount of time it takes to treat latent tuberculosis, or TB, down to just
Read moreThe federal government is poised to apologize for how it treated Inuit who were plucked from their communities across the
Read moreBernice Clarke’s mother died in 2015. She was sick with tuberculosis and succumbed to complications resulting from treatment. Now, three
Read moreThe state Department of Health said 57 cases of tuberculosis were reported in Alaska in 2016. That’s a moderate decrease
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