Tuberculosis and Its Treatment: A Layman’s Handbook

About Author: The author of this book is a researcher in Canada and has more than 15 years of experience in research for diseases and disorders. TB has been one of his research areas for many years.

About Book: Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease that has been haunting human race since millions of years and is still one of the major health concerns. This book is a simplified version of scientific knowledge-base and entails sufficient and authentic information about tuberculosis, needed by a reader without specialized education. The contents of this book are designed and presented for a wide range of readers who may or may not have a science or medical background. This book satisfies curiosities of a patient, patient’s- family members, relatives, friends, colleagues, and common public domain. This book throughout answers many questions. Inclusion of history, geography, medical, non-medical, social and psychological aspects of TB along with FAQs, tips, associated misconceptions and stigma, makes this book comprehensive. This book is useful for knowing how to, what, when, should or should not be- about TB. This book is not only for TB sufferers, but also beneficial for all those who want to see a healthy family, healthy friends, healthy relatives and a healthy world. This book also gives an insight into what is disease research and how research leads to new medicines and new vaccines which enter market after so many hurdles.