The only tuberculosis vaccine is a century old. New innovations are around the corner.
Tuberculosis remains one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases, and the only available vaccine has been in use for a century.
Across the research pipeline, new candidates and tools are advancing—offering hope for better protection and treatment for the communities most at risk.
Experts explain some of the most promising innovations that could reshape TB prevention and care in the years ahead.
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