In a world of uncertainty and information overload, science remains our most reliable guide to better health. Standing with science means trusting evidence, making informed choices, and working together to address global health challenges. Through unity, awareness, and equitable access, we can build a healthier, stronger future for all.

s a highly contagious airborne disease and ranks among the leading causes of death globally. While the lung infection is called pulmonary TB, the bacteria can also affect other organs, known as extrapulmonary TB. Alarmingly, M. tuberculosis can remain dormant for years, making many people asymptomatic carriers of latent TB infection (LTBI).

The slogan for this year’s World Diabetes Day, “Know more and do more for diabetes at work,” serves as a gentle reminder that the path to improved health frequently starts not in a doctor’s office, but when we arrive at work.