Article: TB cases fall in 2002 in Cambodia

TB cases fall in 2002 in Cambodia

PHNOM PENH, Feb. 27 (Xinhua) -- The number of cases of tuberculosis detected in Cambodia last year was half the amount estimated by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Health officials attributed the improvement to better detection and care programs.

The National TB and Prevalence Survey found that approximately 270 of every 100,000 Cambodians in 2002 tested positive for TB, a lower figure than the WHO's projection that 572 of every 100,000 Cambodians would carry the disease, the Cambodia Daily on Thursday quoted the survey as saying.

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