This new resource lays out what activists need to know about the new drug-resistant TB treatment regimens, and equips them with actions they can take and arguments they can use to advocate for access to those regimens.

The World Health Organization launches a call for experts to serve as members of the Civil Society Task Force on TB. Deadline to apply: 23 November 2023.

The Stop TB Partnership launches a call for nominations for the Community Award 2023 under the theme - Serving the most vulnerable: Increasing access to TB services for key and vulnerable populations. Deadline for nominations: 1 December 2023.

Despite significant recovery in 2022, progress is insufficient to meet global TB targets set in 2018 with disruptions caused by the pandemic and ongoing conflicts being major contributing factors.

Historic price reductions will allow millions more people to receive TB prevention, treatment and testing.

The World Health Organization releases updated Target Regimen Profiles for TB treatment and new Target Product Profiles for tests for TB treatment monitoring and optimization.

The World Health Organization releases the first policy brief on TB-associated disability, presenting the current perspectives on the issue and approaches to mitigating the impact of these disabilities on health-related quality of life.

A call to action ahead of the Union Conference urges France to confirm the commitments made in the UN Political Declaration on TB and to translate it into concrete measures.

Treatment Action Group launches the first TB chapter of its 2023 Pipeline Report.

An article in 2023 issue of TAGline takes stock of the state of TB preventive treatment (TPT) around the world, exploring nuances that help explain why newly validated TPT regimens are still not universally used by household contacts of people living with active TB disease.