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Vietnam

Delft Light being used in Vietnam

Tuberculosis remains a major public health challenge in Viet Nam, with ongoing gaps in diagnosis and linkage to care. Drug-resistant TB continues to require focused attention, with over 9,900 cases reported, while more than 4,600 people are affected by TB-HIV co-infection, underscoring the need for strengthened screening and integrated care.

182K

people developing TB

77K+

people remain missing from TB care

13K

people died of the disease

Our work in Vietnam

CAD4TB in Vietnam

2017

Friends for International Tuberculosis Relief (FIT) received 2 CAD4TB solutions for research use.

The doctors are looking at the CAD4TB platform

2020

This was followed by the delivery of 2 more CAD4TB systems to support ongoing research initiatives.

A close up of Delft Light in Vietnam to show how to use

2020

Under the iNTP project, funded by USAID and supported by the Stop TB Partnership, we delivered 10 Delft Light X-ray systems, each equipped with CAD4TB, to the National Lung Hospital.

A doctor in Vietnam is using CAD4TB in his daily work

2023

2 university hospitals were equipped with 2 CAD4TB to accelerate TB detection within their facilities. These deployments also included training and support to integrate the systems into daily operations.

Making a difference in Vietnam

A close up of Delft Light in Vietnam to show how to use
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Delft Light Portable X-ray and CAD4TB: Opportunities and Challenges – Vietnam’s Implementation of the New Tools Project’

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