TB fight gets cash injection

A cash injection of €300,000 will help the development of new, better and more affordable drugs to attack tuberculosis worldwide.

Tue, 07 Mar, 2006 - 16:33

A cash injection of €300,000 will help the development of new, better and more affordable drugs to attack tuberculosis worldwide.

Conor Lenihan TD, Minister of State for Development Co-operation and Human Rights, today announced the funding from Irish Aid to the Global Alliance for TB Drug Development.

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