Monday, June 28, 2010

Why is Tuberculosis not taken more seriously

Why is Tuberculosis not taken more seriously?
"Tuberculosis poses few mysteries. We know what causes it, we know how it spreads, and we know how to treat it. Yet, TB, one of humanity's oldest scourges, kills more people than ever before."Desmond Tutu Although TB has been around for millennia, this new dangerous strain is a product of decades of neglect of TB. "Despite the fact that TB treatment can cost as little as $10 per patient, millions of people still don't have access to treatment. Since TB and other infectious diseases will not respect national boundaries, we must take up the global challenge of defeating these killers around the world...Although TB has been around for millennia, this new dangerous strain is a product of decades of neglect of TB..borders wouldn't protect us against the spread of infectious diseases..XDR-TB has already killed more people than avian flu, demands a similar response..."David Gartner More response is needed for the less popular diseases like TB and Lyme; far more serious and common.
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I think plenty of people take it seriously. Just check out the CDC's website. http://www.cdc.gov/tb



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Thursday, June 24, 2010

is it possilbe to go back to uae?if a person is send back due to tuberculosis/?even though the person is cured

is it possilbe to go back to uae?if a person is send back due to tuberculosis/?even though the person is cured?
is the ban for lifetime?
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I dont think so. I guess you need to provide the officials with your health certificates from the approved health centers in your home country or wherever you are staying. UAE has approved few health centers in each country so you can get the medical clearance from there. You can also get in touch with the UAE embassy in your country and ask them for more details and the procedure



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Sunday, June 20, 2010

Past History of Tuberculosis- VIsa Problems

Past History of Tuberculosis- VIsa Problems?
Hi I have a past history of TB which has been cured completely. However, the X-Ray still shows signs of the TB. I want to know if while applying for Visas or Work Permits, is there a chance that I can be denied the visa/work permits?
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You'll always test positive for the disease even if it is not active any more but you alreay know that. I'm a nurse and even if I did test positive, if I carry the documentation from my doctor that I've been through treatment, despite any scaring in my lungs, I can still work. Unless that is a direct question you have to answer in order to get a visa, don't offer info on your past medical issues. Do make copies of a work release from you treating physican though. Never give any goverment offical your only copy of medical records. I honest can not give you a concrete yes or no answer because this world is getting seriously weird but if a nurse can have had TB and still be able to work, I don't know why you couldn't. check it out on the immigration web site of where ever you are going



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