Implementation of WHO guidelines on urine lateral flow LAM testing in high TB/HIV burden African countries

Kaila Aguiar Soares; Joanna Ehrlich; M. L. de la Cámara; Souleymane Chaloub; Elom Emeka; Hervé Gildas Gando; Farzana Ismail; Lindiwe Mvusi; Thulani Jele; Benedita José; Botshelo Kgwaadira; Riziki Kisonga; Taye Letta; Aubin Oyongo Liega; Patrick Lungu; L. B. Maama; Jocelyn Mahoumbou; Kuzani Mbendera; Jeremiah Ogoro; Daniel Alphonse Désiré Tollo; Charles Sandy; R. Saye; Jacob Sheehama; Sissy Musala; Didas Tugumisirize; Lucia Carratala; Marta Cossa; Alberto L. García‐Basteiro

doi:10.1183/13993003.00556-2023

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Tweetable abstract This study provides an update on the implementation of lateral flow LAM testing in national guidelines and identifies the major barriers that may be preventing widespread use of the testhttps://bit.ly/44NfxZ3

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a76c601ee59ab58d3f6c154 https://doi.org/10.1183/13993003.00556-2023

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