A spatial epidemiology compendium that estimates India’s tuberculosis case-detection gap at district and sub-district level, comparing modelled incidence against Ni-kshay notifications. It maps where TB cases are being missed and unpacks the drivers of that geographic inequality.
A longitudinal analysis of monthly TB notifications across 747 Indian districts that separates genuine seasonal disease patterns from administrative reporting artefacts. By comparing public and private sectors, it asks how much of TB’s apparent seasonality is signal and how much is the rhythm of the reporting system itself.
Analysis of TB notification registers, differentiated-care models, and comorbidity patterns in Goa, where the TB death rate has run well above the national average.