NEWS

Announcement: 5th Asian-African Congress of Mycobacteriology

Screenshot 2025-09-27 at 11-56-18 SFU students aim to fight TB in Indigenous communities - Squamish Chief

B.C. students call for systemic change to fight TB in Indigenous populations

Mycobacterium tuberculosis (green) inside human immune cells known as macrophages. (Credit: Av-Gay Lab)

Seventy-year-old Parkinson’s drug shows promise against tuberculosis

Study discovers DNA switch that controls TB growth, and could help unlock its antibiotic resistance secrets

Salmonella bacteria (yellow) in a vacuole (blue) in a macrophage. (Image: University of Basel, Biozentrum)

Survival trick: Pathogen taps iron source in immune cells

New molecular label could lead to simpler, faster tuberculosis tests

Young-woman-coughing,-photocredit-pathdoc-on-AdobeStock-640

Breakthrough approach for diagnosing TB could significantly improve detection

Researchers use AI to improve diagnosis of drug-resistant infections

Molecular stool test could improve detection of tuberculosis in adults with HIV

Self-destructing vaccine offers enhanced protection against tuberculosis in monkeys

PAGES

The “Asian-African Society of Mycobacteriology (AASM)” with The Union of International Associations Org ID XJ8952, is a non-profit, scientific organization with a mission to foster unilateral, bilateral, multilateral networks of scientific, research and training collaborations among experts from AASM countries.