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In 2021, tuberculosis cases in India increased by 19 percent compared to the previous year. This information was revealed in the India TB Report 2022. This report was released by Dr. Manuskh Mandaviya, Union Health Minister.
About 61 percent of patients suffering from TB were male and the females constituted 39 percent who were put on treatment.
6 percent of the notified patients were in the paediatric category.
In India, for the year 2021, the prevalence of all forms of TB was 312 per one lakh population. The highest prevalence was in Delhi with 747 per one lakh while the lowest was in Gujarat with 137 per lakh one population.
According to this report, the estimated TB cases of all forms in India for 2020 stood at 188 per 1 lakh population. TB during childhood remains a huge problem in India. It contributes to around 31 percent of the planet’s burden.
Children constitute 6 to 7 percent of all treated patients who have been treated under the National Tuberculosis Elimination Programme (NTEP) annually, in the last decade.
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