What Is Who Tuberculosis Data
Who tuberculosis data refers to official statistics and reports published by the World Health Organization on tuberculosis (TB) incidence, mortality, and treatment outcomes. The data covers countries worldwide and is used to track progress toward global health targets.
Key Sources and Collections
The primary source is the WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme, which compiles national reports and publishes the Global Tuberculosis Report. Additional datasets are available through the WHO Health Statistics and Information Systems portal, providing standardized indicators and historical trends.
How the Data Is Used
Governments, researchers, and health organizations use who tuberculosis data to monitor epidemics, allocate funding, and evaluate control strategies. The data supports policy decisions, resource planning, and international reporting on TB prevention and care.
For detailed reports and datasets, visit the official World Health Organization tuberculosis page at World Health Organization Global Tuberculosis Programme.
