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Create Tuberculosis Day posters with online templates
Let's fight against TB by creating the best infographics! Discover our library of templates for March 24, World TB Day. Raise awareness in a professional and easy-to-use way with customizable designs.
Tuberculosis is an infectious disease that remains a global health threat. Although it may sound like a thing of the past, it still affects millions of people annually who die due to a lack of information or resources.
Awareness and coordinated action are essential to control and eradicate it. Whether you are an educational or health institution, use our editable templates to create flyers or images for social media.
How to edit free World TB Day banners on Edit.org?
See how easy it is to edit World TB Day banners:
- Click on an image in this article or go to the editor and select the one you like from our library.
- Customize the design with your preferred message, colors, or typography. Include your school, university, or organization logo.
- Save the layout to our free cloud. Make changes or updates whenever.
- Download your artwork in PDF, JPG, or PNG to print it in high quality or share it on social media.
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World Tuberculosis Day: create infographics to edit online
Include valuable information in your designs:
- What is Tuberculosis? An infectious disease caused by bacteria. It mainly affects the lungs but can also cause serious damage to other parts of the body.
- How is it transmitted? By inhaling the bacteria that an infected person coughs, sneezes, or spits out.
- Is there a treatment? Yes, a combination of antibiotics that lasts for 6 months and should not be interrupted.
- Is there a vaccine? Yes, it is administered at your nearest health center. Do not hesitate to get it!
- What are the symptoms? Severe cough with phlegm and blood sometimes. So are chest pains, weight loss, lack of appetite, fever, or feeling weak.
Download customizable infographics about Tuberculosis
Add to your infographics some of the key moments in the history of the fight against Tuberculosis:
- 1882. Robert Koch discovered the bacterium that causes Tuberculosis, Mycobacterium Tuberculosis.
- 1890. Koch developed Tuberculin, a diagnostic test for Tuberculosis.
- 1893. The International Tuberculosis League began to combat the disease worldwide.
- 1921. They developed the BCG vaccine to prevent the disease in children.
- 1993. The WHO declared it a global emergency due to its high rate of spread.
- 1995. DOTS strategy to improve adherence to treatment and increase the cure rate.
- 1998. The Global Tuberculosis Initiative aims to intensify efforts to combat the disease.
- 1990-2000. Approval of new drugs such as Rifampicin and Isoniazid.
Personalize online posters for Tuberculosis Awareness events
- When is International Tuberculosis Day celebrated? March 24, which coincides with the birth of Robert Koch, the German bacteriologist who discovered the tuberculosis bacillus in 1882. International Tuberculosis Day was established by the WHO in 1982.
Raise awareness in your community about the importance of preventing and treating Tuberculosis and remember the need to continue working to eradicate this disease.
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