We read with interest the correspondence from J. Noeske and colleagues on the potential effect of cross-border migration on the multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) treatment programme in Cameroon, elicited by our article on the framework for TB elimination in low TB incidence countries [1]. The manuscript highlights some of the consequences of cross-border migration for caring for people with TB and ending this epidemic, as well as relevant issues on clinical and public health management of MDR-TB in Cameroon. Cross-border migration: migrant and native populations' health cannot be ignored by national TB programmes <http://ow.ly/U7TO4>
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