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Afghanistan
How portable digital X-ray and AI-supported screening improved access to TB diagnosis in resource-constrained settings.
Adressing TB diagnosis gap,
with Delft Imaging
Afghanistan continues to face major challenges in fighting tuberculosis (TB). Political instability, limited healthcare infrastructure, ongoing conflicts, and poverty contribute to TB remaining a significant public health concern. These conditions hinder the country’s ability to manage and reduce the disease effectively.
75K+ people
developed TB in 2023
25,467 people
with TB were not reached by the health system
10K+ people
dying from the disease, TB-related mortality remains high
Our work in Afghanistan
To address these challenges, we have partnered with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to strengthen access to TB screening services in Afghanistan.
2021
We supported the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) with 15 Delft Ultra including CAD4TB, for automated TB screening.
2022
Another 3 Delft Ultra with CAD4TB were procured for the same program.
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