Publications by authors named "Yolanda Monserrath Jacobo-Delgado"

Tuberculosis is an ancient disease that has accompanied humanity for the last three thousand years and is considered the oldest infectious disease that still exists. The Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacillus was spread worldwide due to human migrations, and there is archaeological evidence of spinal tuberculosis cases in Egyptian and Andean mummies, as well as texts that attributed the disease to social factors before suspecting its infectious nature. Throughout its history, humans have dealt with this pathology by developing unusual and ineffective therapies, leading to a significant increase in the disease's mortality.

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  • * Treatment involves a long regimen of multiple antibiotics that often have adverse effects, leading to issues like therapeutic abandonment and the emergence of drug-resistant strains.
  • * The review discusses the potential of using nano-vehicles, particularly liposomes, to improve drug delivery for tuberculosis, suggesting that nanotechnology could lead to more effective pharmacological treatments.
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