The State of inequalities report
January 16 , 2022
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- It has been prepared by the World Health Organization (WHO).
- The poorest, least-educated and rural subgroups tend to remain at a disadvantage across indicators regarding HIV, TB and malaria.
- It takes a look at 32 health indicators from 186 countries.
- The report also underlines the impact of getting rid of inequalities on the prevalence of TB, HIV and malaria
- India was among the countries that reported the “largest relative reductions in the annual notification of TB” at 25 per cent between 2019 and 2020.
- India is at 26.2 per cent of a total load of Tb cases in the World.
- India was also among the countries that reduced education-related inequalities in BCG immunisation against TB.
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