On the occasion of the World Day to Combat Tuberculosis which is held on March 24, we take stock of this infectious disease. According to the WHO, around 8.2 million new cases of tuberculosis were diagnosed in 2023; The highest number ever recorded since the WHO began to follow the disease worldwide in 1995.
There are multiple attacks on this disease transmitted by the Koch bacillus, outside the pulmonary area: the urinary area, the meninges, the liver or the bones …
How to explain the resurgence of the number of cases? How to prevent and treat the disease? Are there new therapeutic options?
► At the end of the programwe are talking about the launch of Léo 2.0 digital program which aims to help caregivers of people living with psychiatric diseases or neurodevelopment disorders (depression, bipolar disorders, schizophrenia, autism spectrum disorders…). Interview with Dr Romain ReyPsychiatrist, head of the Schizophrenia Expert Center of the Fundamental Foundation at Le Vinatier Hospital, in Bron. Responsible for the Lyonnais Center for Caregivers in Psychiatry (CLAP).
Musical programming :
► – Grateful
â–º Erik Pedurand – I’m ready.
(Replay)
