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TB MAC is co-ordinating a multi-model exercise to explore if and how we might reach the proposed post-2015 Global TB Targets in selected countries. The first meeting in this work…

Many thanks to those of you who returned the TB MAC Review survey, that asked for your thoughts on how well you thought TB MAC was doing, and on how…

Registration is now open for the popular TB MAC Introduction to TB Modelling Post Graduate Course at the Union World Conference. This course was oversubscribed last year, so please register early…

The second TB MAC paper on TB diagnostics and modelling, "Impact and cost-effectiveness of current and future tuberculosis diagnostics: the contribution of modelling" has been accepted for publication in IJTLD. In this…

We are pleased to confirm that the TB MAC team will once again be running the Introduction to TB Modelling Post Graduate course at the Union World Conference on Lung…

Together with the global TB modelling community TB MAC has started work on exploring the potential of existing interventions to reach the post-2015 Global TB Targets. The post-2015 WHO Global…

TB MAC is pleased to announce the first funding award from meeting 3 "Modelling to support the rational introduction of new drugs and regimens". Kathryn Schnippel (Health Economics and Epidemiology…

TB MAC is pleased to announce the acceptance of the first TB MAC paper "How Can Mathematical Models Advance TB Control in High HIV Prevalence Settings?" in the International Journal…

Following the meeting on new drugs and regimens in Beijing, TB MAC has allocated up to $145,000 to fund 2 projects for “Modelling to support rational introduction of new drugs…

Following the successful application of the team at Harvard University, TB MAC is pleased to announce an award to fund "Modelling to support the scale-up of TB case detection within countries",…