A one health-focused literature review on bovine and zoonotic tuberculosis in Pakistan from the past two decades: challenges and way forward for control.

Bovine tuberculosis (bTB), caused by (), is a globally prevalent zoonotic infectious disease. World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) estimates indicate that up to 10% of the total human TB cases in developing countries are attributed to . Pakistan ranks 4th in global milk production with a livestock population of over 212 million animals.

Retrospective Analysis of Archived Pyrazinamide Resistant Complex Isolates from Uganda-Evidence of Interspecies Transmission.

The contribution of to the proportion of tuberculosis cases in humans is unknown. A retrospective study was undertaken on archived complex (MTBC) isolates from a reference laboratory in Uganda to identify the prevalence of human infection. A total of 5676 isolates maintained in this repository were queried and 136 isolates were identified as pyrazinamide resistant, a hallmark phenotype of .