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Harvard Medical School study reveals TB risk correlation with shared hometowns, potentially improving prevention and treatment strategies.
A Harvard Medical School study in Nature Microbiology shows that certain TB strains co-evolved with specific human populations over hundreds or thousands of years.
The study found that TB risk for exposed individuals depends on whether the bacteria and person share a hometown.
This geographic connection may lead to improved prevention and treatment strategies for tuberculosis, which affects over 10 million people annually and causes over a million deaths worldwide.
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Un estudio de la Facultad de Medicina de Harvard revela la correlación del riesgo de tuberculosis con las ciudades de origen compartidas, lo que podría mejorar las estrategias de prevención y tratamiento.