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PHOTOS: Red Cross tackles TB in Central Asia
18 Apr 2005
Red Cross caregivers fight tuberculosis in Central Asia.


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Russian Red Cross visiting nurses play a vital role in the fight against TB. Here, a nurse watches as her patient takes his TB treatment.


A Red Cross nurse takes part in a TB public awareness campaign in Abakan.


Tajikistan: Abdualim Alimov's family has been ravaged by tuberculosis. In the past three years, five of his children have died and the remaining five are infected.


A new laboratory, equipped by the Red Cross, will provide quality services for the patients.


Lutphiya Rahmatuloeva and her son are among the residents of Nonjemas's derelict former children's TB sanatorium.


In Nonjemas's former TB sanatorium, Lutphiya Rahmatuloeva prepares bread. By the greatest of tragic ironies, the breakdown of the Soviet health care system has provided her family with sanctuary.


TB patient Victor Kalashnikov never leaves the one-room apartment he shares with his mother in Pskov.


As well as medication, Russian Red Cross nurse Valentina Svetlova also brings Viktor food - social support that will help the treatment.





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