Prioritizing research topics identified by end-users for a successful and rapid uptake of new tuberculosis treatment regimens

Alessandra Bellavia; Tsion Asfaw Refera; Lia D’Ambrosio; Rosella Centis; Onno W. Akkerman; Fatma Alyaquobi; Erlina Burhan; Anh Tuan Dinh‐Xuan; Irina Felker; José-María García-García; Gina Gualano; Ananthu James; Syed Karam Shah; Yousra Kherabi; Yang Li; Christian Lienhardt; Rifat Mahfuza; Marcela Muñoz-Torrico; Ong C; Ramesh Panchagnula; Alberto Piubello; Daria Podlekareva; Emanuele Pontali; Molebogeng X. Rangaka; Najiha Rasheed; Adrián Rendón; Denise Rossato Silva; Muhammad Abdul Hamid Selim; Barbara Seaworth; Marina Tadolini; Simon Tiberi; Simone Villa; Cary Amiel Villanueva; Mario C. Raviglione; Giovanni Battista Migliori; for the Global Tuberculosis Network and FAST-TB End-User Survey Group

doi:10.1183/13993003.00989-2026

July 30, 2026European Respiratory Journal

Prioritizing research topics identified by end-users for a successful and rapid uptake of new tuberculosis treatment regimens

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Key Points

To identify and prioritize research topics that facilitate the effective uptake of new tuberculosis treatments.
Consultation with end-users to gather insights on TB treatment needs.
Literature review on emerging drugs for tuberculosis and treatment improvements.
Analysis of public health implications of tuberculosis cases and deaths.
Identification of key research areas that align with end-user needs.
Increased interest in improving existing tuberculosis treatment options.
Potential for enhanced effectiveness in clinical practices with new regimens.

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Prioritizing research topics enhances new tuberculosis treatment regimens, suggesting effective clinical applications.

Abstract

Extract With 10.7 million cases and 1.2 million deaths estimated for 2024, tuberculosis (TB) is a clinical and public health priority [1]. With the emergence of new drugs [2], the importance of improving existing treatment regimens has gained wide interest within the scientific community worldwide [3, 4].

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