Motherhood always has its challenges but what happens when your children are diagnosed with a highly infectious disease? Zukhro shares her experience caring for her young son and daughter as they undergo treatment for tuberculosis at an MSF-supported hospital in Tajikistan.
When nine-year-old Mukhamadjon was diagnosed with extrapulmonary (located outside of the lungs) multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB), his grandmother Saida supported him through two years of grueling treatment. Here, she shares their story.
When Gulnora's grandma died of tuberculosis, her family didn't realise they could be at risk. She blogs about helping her children through a new model of treatment...
What happens to children when there are no effective drugs to treat them? Kyle blogs from Tajikistan about new treatments that are bringing hope to young tuberculosis patients...
A few weeks back, the MSF Press Office in South Korea had contacted the Uzbekistan and Tajikistan missions, saying that they had a journalist, Young Me Kim from Sisa In, who wanted to do a
