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    Tuberculosis case confirmed in Rowan-Salisbury School System▼Person test positive for tuberculosis in Rowan-Salisbury School System, health officials say✉newsHealth1 d ago

    Health officials in North Carolina have confirmed that a person tested positive for tuberculosis within the Rowan-Salisbury School System. The announcement was made by local health authorities, who are expected to notify anyone who may have been exposed and offer testing. Details about the individual's identity, school, and condition have not been released, and officials have not said whether others have shown symptoms.

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    Kansas logs more than 200 tuberculosis cases in 2026▼Kansas records more than 200 tuberculosis cases in 2026: KDHE✉newsHealthPandemics3 h ago

    The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reports the state has recorded more than 200 tuberculosis cases in 2026. The figures were released through the state health agency and reported by Kansas news outlets. Health officials typically use such data to track outbreaks and guide testing and treatment efforts, though no further details about affected counties or severity were provided in the coverage.

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    Tuberculosis Case Confirmed in Rowan County School System▼Press Release: Tuberculosis Case in RSS✉newsHealth1 d ago

    Health officials in Rowan County have issued a press release confirming a tuberculosis case connected to the Rowan-Salisbury School System. The announcement is prompting local attention as families await details on potential exposure and any screening measures being arranged. No further specifics about the individual or the scope of the response have been made public yet.

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    South Africa spent HIV and TB funds on communication contracts●Money for HIV, tuberculosis, and child nutrition used to pay for R182 million Department of Health communication contracts✉newsHealthNutrition3 h ago

    South Africa's Department of Health reportedly channelled about R182 million into communication contracts using money meant for HIV, tuberculosis, and child nutrition programmes. The allocation of funds earmarked for life-saving health services to communications spending has raised concerns about prioritisation and oversight in the department's budget.