AI Tool to Predict TB Treatment Success
Part of Infections, Lungs & breathing clinical trials.
This research uses artificial intelligence to better understand who responds well to tuberculosis treatment and who may need extra support. Researchers will study TB patients' medical records and treatment outcomes to help doctors predict and improve treatment success.
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Who can take part
- Confirmed or clinically diagnosed pulmonary tuberculosis (TB affecting the lungs)
- Either already completed TB treatment (started on/after January 1, 2021) OR planning to start TB treatment soon
- Complete medical records with diagnosis and treatment information available
- Age 18 or older (or parental consent if under 18)
- Willing and able to commit to TB treatment for the full course (at least 2+ weeks minimum)
- No other serious, life-threatening illness that would interfere with TB treatment
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