A novel mycobacteriophage-based blood TB assay – in a TB/HIV prevalent setting – Actiphage
STUDY DETAILS
- Category Completed Studies
The overall aim of INPUTT was to inform more effective programming for HIV control over the next 5-10 years in countries with generalized epidemics in sub-Saharan Africa. A further key objective was to formulate clear policy messages based on our findings, and to engage with policymakers to ensure that our findings were effectively translated into policy and practice. This grant allows the team to continue analysing PopART data, around a set of key questions and priority papers.
Funded by Gates Foundation
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