TB following targeted and biological therapy: can we predict it?

J. Cafferkey (London, United Kingdom), S. Kostich (London, United Kingdom), P. Jewell (London, United Kingdom), M. Patel (London, United Kingdom), M. Park (London, United Kingdom), T. Harris (London, United Kingdom), G. Canales (London, United Kingdom), G. Russell (London, United Kingdom), O. Kon (London, United Kingdom), L. Martin (London, United Kingdom)

Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Tuberculosis and comorbidities
Session: Tuberculosis and comorbidities
Session type: E-poster session
Number: 487
Disease area: Respiratory infections

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