South Africa: How Tissue Donations in KZN Are Helping to Boost Our Understanding of TB

[spotlight] Some patients at KwaZulu-Natal hospitals are donating lung tissue for use in TB research. Sue Segar tracks what happens to these tissue samples and explores why these samples are so important to unlocking the mysteries of what the TB bacterium does inside the human body.

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Publish date : 2024-11-04 05:11:27

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