Leprosy lurks in armadillos in Brazil’s Amazon
Humans Gave Leprosy to Armadillos. Now, They’re Giving It Back
Armadillos are making Brazil’s leprosy problem worse
More than half of Amazonian armadillos carry leprosy – Medical Express
More than half of Amazonian armadillos carry leprosy – EurakAlert!
More than 50% of armadillos carry leprosy
World TB Day 2017: Tuberculosis survivor puts a face on life-threatening disease
Tuberculosis researchers lead scientific workshops for grad students in India
From Colorado to the Amazon rainforest
CSU tuberculosis research team is the largest in US with 170 contributors
CSU study offers new recommendations for TB vaccine testing in humans
Breakthrough imaging tool maps cells’ composition in 3-D
Powering off TB: New electron transport gene is a potential drug target
Team lands NIH funds to examine tuberculosis and metabolism
Mycobacterium leprae can live for months inside protective hosts amoebae, researchers find
TB infection can spark pre-diabetes, researchers find
Gates Foundation funds a new CSU breath test with promise for diagnosing tuberculosis
Research Led by Colorado State University Reveals Promising Strategy for Treating Tuberculosis
Zoonotic TB research at CSU – Dr. F. Olea-Popelka
CSU researcher and biopharmaceutical company seek tuberculosis treatment
Compound kills drug-resistant tuberculosis through novel mechanism
Collaborative research yields a wiring map on how TB responds to changes in environment
CSU scientists bringing humans, guinea pigs together for TB tests
CSU researchers launch ‘most realistic’ study of how tuberculosis pathogen is transmitted
CSU researchers launch novel investigation into tuberculosis transmission
Leprosy bacterium changed little in last millennium
NPR series on multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in Moldova
In the second story, “Moldova Grapples With Whether to Isolate TB Patients”, there is a short segment on the TB patient organization, Speranta Terrei, which MRL Researcher, Asma Henry, helps run in Moldova.
CSU Scientist tackling forgotten disease
Tuberculosis Researchers Receive Five Grants to Further Tests, Treatments
Tuberculosis Researchers Find Answer to 30-Year-Old Puzzle
CSU Identifies Anti-TB Compound against Unique Target
Tuberculosis Researchers Discover Potential New Target for Treatments
Researchers Awarded Grant to Investigate Interactions Between Diabetes and Tuberculosis
Dr. Patrick Brennan Receives Distinguished Alumni Award
MIP Researchers Receive FDA Funding to Validate Tuberculosis Treatment Test
Researcher Chosen to Represent North America on World TB Day
MIP Assistant Professor Receives New Innovator Award from NIH