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Regional Resources
Click on the links below to view state TB resources across our region.
Iowa
Health and Human Services
Kansas
Tuberculosis TB Program
Minnesota
Department of Health
Missouri
Department of Health and Senior Services
Nebraska
Department of Health and Human Services
North Dakota
Health and Human Services
Oklahoma
State Department of Health
South Dakota
Department of Health
Texas
Health and Human Services
Wisconsin
Department of Health Services
City of Houston
Health Department TB Control
National Resources
Select the links below to find national resources on TB prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
CDC
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a trusted resource for information on tuberculosis prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. You can find guidance on TB testing and screening, treatment guidelines, and the latest updates on TB statistics and outbreaks.
NTCA
The National Tuberculosis Coalition of America (NTCA) brings together tuberculosis control programs, with the mission of advancing the elimination of tuberculosis across the U.S.
Stop TB USA
The Stop TB Partnership unites a diverse range of partners to achieve the goal of ending TB by 2030. They prioritize the needs of those affected by TB and ensure equitable access to TB diagnostics and treatment.
Find TB Resources
Find TB Resources, hosted by the CDC, is a worldwide database of searchable online resources, training, and educational materials.
Global Resources
Select the links below to find global resources to support the goal of eliminating TB by 2030.
WHO
The World Health Organization’s (WHO) page on Tuberculosis provides information such as global reports, news, publications, and educational materials targeted at the elimination of Tuberculosis.
WHO Collaborating Centres
WHO collaborating centres are institutions which are designated by the Director-General to carry out activities in support of the Organization's programs. Currently there are over 800 WHO collaborating centres in over 80 Member States.
TB Knowledge Sharing Platform
Visit World Health Organization’s (WHO) TB knowledge sharing platform to access the WHO guidelines on tuberculosis along with handbooks and supporting training materials.