As a result of the pandemic, an estimated 1.5 million people had a missed or delayed tuberculosis diagnosis in 2020, finds a study published BMCMedicine
Although there are some differences in regional RR when considering high TB, high TB/HIV and high MDR-TB burden countries separately, our conclusions are broadly qualitatively similar, with no evidence globally for any difference in risk by age or sex.
We considered there to be a poor model fit or limited data for children compared to adults in 26 countries, for the elderly compared to adults in 24 countries and for women compared to men in 22 countries. Removing these countries from our analysis, we found that there was no evidence globally that notifications for either children or adults were disproportionately affected.
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