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Tuberculosis (TB) was predicted to be eradicated in the US by 2010, but this goal was not met. This article outlines essential laboratory preparations for the resurgence of TB.

Area of Science:

Microbiology
Infectious Diseases
Public Health

Background:

Tuberculosis (TB) eradication efforts in the United States aimed for completion by 2010.
This ambitious target has not been achieved, indicating a continued or resurgent threat from TB.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the shortcomings of the previous eradication predictions.
To provide guidance on preparing clinical and research laboratories for the potential return of tuberculosis.

Main Methods:

Review of historical TB eradication targets and outcomes.
Analysis of current public health trends and disease surveillance.
Recommendations for laboratory infrastructure, equipment, and diagnostic capabilities.

Main Results:

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The 2010 TB eradication goal was not met.
Tuberculosis remains a significant public health concern in the US.
Laboratories require specific upgrades and preparedness measures.

Conclusions:

The failure to eradicate TB necessitates a re-evaluation of control strategies.
Proactive laboratory strengthening is crucial for effective TB diagnosis, surveillance, and research.
Preparedness is key to managing the ongoing challenge of tuberculosis.