زانکۆی جیهان سلێمانی بەشداری کرد لە کۆڕبەندی خوێندنی باڵای ئوردن – کوردستان
In a recent landmark publication in The Lancet, known for its prestigious impact factor of 56.3 and its status as a Q1 journal in Scopus, Dr. Fakher Rahim, the Director of the Research Center at Cihan University-Sulaimaniya, has made an important contribution to the global fight against tuberculosis (TB). The article, entitled “Global, regional, and national age-specific progress towards the 2020 milestones of the WHO End TB Strategy: a systematic analysis,” co-authored with a group of esteemed collaborators, offers a comprehensive overview of the strides made toward achieving the milestones set by the World Health Organization’s (WHO) End TB Strategy by the year 2020.
This publication provides an insightful and detailed look at the progress against TB on a global, regional, and national scale, focusing specifically on age-specific advancements. Such detailed analysis is vital for healthcare policymakers, providers, and researchers dedicated to combating the TB epidemic.
Dr. Rahim’s study is notable for its thorough examination and contribution to our comprehension of the global burden of TB. The focus on age-specific trends allows for the identification of both successes and areas requiring further attention. This nuanced approach is essential for developing targeted strategies to fill the existing gaps in TB control and prevention efforts.
The article’s publication in The Lancet not only highlights the significance and quality of Dr. Rahim’s research but also ensures it reaches a wide audience within the scientific and medical communities. This contribution is poised to significantly impact future research directions and policy making aimed at eradicating TB as a public health concern. The collaborative nature of the work underscores the collective effort needed to address global health challenges like TB.
Dr. Rahim’s research sets a new standard in the field, illustrating the importance of robust, data-driven research in shaping effective global health strategies. As efforts to combat TB continue, the insights gained from this study will prove invaluable in steering the global community towards the WHO’s ambitious goal of ending the TB epidemic by 2030.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38518787/
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