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Niger
Niger continues to face a high burden of tuberculosis. While national efforts to reduce TB are making progress, thousands remain undiagnosed or unreached by care.
19,000 people
developed TB in 2023
2,200 people
died from the disease
500 people
were co-infected with HIV
590 cases
were identified as drug-resistant TB
Our work in Niger
To help close this gap, a Delft Light X-ray system, paired with CAD4TB,
was deployed in the country to support TB screening and triaging more effectively,
particularly in areas where access to diagnostic solutions is limited.
Making a difference in Niger
Dr. Soumana Alphazazi
Pulmonologist and Phthisiologist, and National Coordinator of the National Tuberculosis Control Program in Niger
“Tuberculosis remains a serious public health problem. Much progress has been made, but the road ahead is still long. With decreasing funding, the integration of innovative tools like ultra-portable X-ray and CAD into our national program is not just beneficial – it’s necessary. These technologies have allowed us to detect cases earlier, reduce transmission, and reach vulnerable populations where traditional methods fall short. If we want to end tuberculosis by 2030, innovation and resource mobilization are our strongest path forward.”
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We work alongside Ministries of Health, implementing partners, and healthcare providers to ensure solutions are aligned with national strategies and local healthcare systems.
Andrea Giacalone
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