Background of tuberculosis poster-World Tuberculosis Day is a few days in a year.

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Background information on World Tuberculosis Day

Tuberculosis is a chronic infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, among which tuberculosis is the most common. Historically, tuberculosis, like smallpox, plague, cholera and other infectious diseases, was widespread all over the world. 1882 On March 24th, German scientist robert koch announced the discovery of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which made a breakthrough in the prevention and treatment of tuberculosis. Since then, with the successful development of anti-tuberculosis drugs, the epidemic of tuberculosis has been effectively controlled and disappeared in some areas. In order to commemorate Koch's great discovery, the World Health Organization and the International Union for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and Pulmonary Diseases decided in 1982 to designate March 24th every year as World Tuberculosis Day.

Since 1990s, due to the increase of global floating population and the neglect of TB prevention and control, TB has become a global epidemic again. 1In April 1993, the World Health Organization declared that the world was in a state of tuberculosis emergency. 1At the end of 1995, the World Health Organization, together with other international organizations, proposed to enhance the influence of World Tuberculosis Day to arouse public concern about tuberculosis.

In recent years, the global situation of tuberculosis prevention and control is still grim. According to the data provided by the World Health Organization, in 2006, there were 9.2 million new cases of tuberculosis in the world, and 6.5438+700 million people died of tuberculosis. In 2004, the World Health Organization proposed to reduce global tuberculosis patients by 50% in 20 15 years. However, at present, the global TB prevention and control work is progressing slowly due to many factors, including the increasing number of MDR-TB patients, the interaction between TB and AIDS, and the lack of funds for prevention and control.

Although China has continuously increased the prevention and control of tuberculosis, the epidemic situation of tuberculosis is still very serious. The publicity theme of this year's World Tuberculosis Day in China is "It is everyone's responsibility to control tuberculosis-pay attention to migrant workers and enjoy health".

Development of World Tuberculosis Day

On March 24th, 1882 was the day when Koch, a world-famous German scientist, read out the discovery of tuberculosis in Berlin.

At that time, tuberculosis was rampant in Europe and America. Koch's discovery of tuberculosis provides an important scientific basis for future research and control of tuberculosis, and brings hope for the possible elimination of tuberculosis. Although effective anti-tuberculosis drugs appeared in 1950s, most people in the world could not get effective treatment services. Since Koch discovered tuberculosis in 1882, at least 200 million people have died of tuberculosis.

1982 On March 24th, the International Tuberculosis Association and the World Health Organization launched an activity to commemorate the 0/00th anniversary of Robert Koho's discovery of tuberculosis. One of the members of the International Tuberculosis Association, the Tuberculosis Association of Mali and China, proposed to establish a World Tuberculosis Day, just like other World Health Days. This proposal was later adopted by the Board of Directors of the International Tuberculosis Association. Since then, the International Association of Tuberculosis and Pulmonary Diseases and the World Health Organization have started to hold various commemorative activities, but they are limited to a certain scope of activities and lack of large-scale actions.

1993 On April 23rd, the World Health Organization held the 46th World Health Assembly in London, which adopted the Global Tuberculosis Emergency Declaration. It requires all countries in the world to take urgent measures to actively fight against the tuberculosis crisis, and hopes to strengthen the propaganda of tuberculosis prevention and control, so as to arouse the attention of all countries to control the tuberculosis epidemic.

At the end of 1995, WHO and international organizations such as IUATLD jointly proposed to enhance the influence of this important day, so as to further promote the global publicity activities on tuberculosis prevention and control and arouse the public's awareness of fighting tuberculosis.

1996 On February 8th, the Ministry of Health of China issued a document to actively respond to the suggestion of the World Health Organization and actively carry out the publicity activities of "3.24 World Tuberculosis Day".

How to draw a handwritten report to prevent tuberculosis The handwritten report to prevent tuberculosis is drawn as follows:

Material preparation: paper, pens and colored pens.

Operating steps:

1. Write the title "Prevention of Tuberculosis" on the top of the handwritten newspaper, draw a circle in the middle of the picture, draw a lung organ in the circle, draw several capsules on the handwritten newspaper, and draw a wavy border line at the bottom.

2. Draw a text box on each side of the circle, and draw a few cross marks of different sizes near the header, and the line draft of the handwritten newspaper is completed.

3. Paint the frame and title text of handwritten newspaper big red, the cross mark on the screen is also painted red, the circle is painted light yellow, the lung organs are filled with pink, and the red blood tube is added.

4. Paint the background of the handwritten newspaper with lavender, draw a yellow border on the left side of the text box, paint it with light yellow, and draw a pink border decorative frame on the right side of the border, paint it with light pink, and the handwritten newspaper is finished.

The above is the drawing method of handwritten newspaper for preventing tuberculosis.

World Tuberculosis Day every year. There are many diseases in the world, and some diseases are often forgotten or ignored because they are unknown. In order to make the world pay attention to tuberculosis, today is the day to prevent and treat tuberculosis. So when is the World Tuberculosis Day?

When is the annual World Tuberculosis Day: March 24th?

1At the end of 1995, the World Health Organization (WHO) designated March 24th every year as World Tuberculosis Day to commemorate the discovery of tuberculosis pathogens by German microbiologist Robert Koho to a group of Berlin doctors in 1882. To remind the public to deepen their understanding of tuberculosis.

Background information on World Tuberculosis Day

Tuberculosis is a chronic infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, among which tuberculosis is the most common. Historically, tuberculosis, like smallpox, plague, cholera and other infectious diseases, was widespread all over the world. On March 24th, 1882, German scientist robert koch announced the discovery of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which brought a breakthrough in the prevention and treatment of tuberculosis. Since then, with the successful development of anti-tuberculosis drugs, the epidemic of tuberculosis has been effectively controlled and disappeared in some areas. In order to commemorate Koch's great discovery, the World Health Organization and the International Union for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and Pulmonary Diseases decided in 1982 to designate March 24th every year as World Tuberculosis Day.

Since 1990s, due to the increase of global floating population and the neglect of TB prevention and control, TB has become a global epidemic again. 1In April 1993, the World Health Organization declared that the world was in a state of tuberculosis emergency. 1At the end of 1995, the World Health Organization, together with other international organizations, proposed to enhance the influence of World Tuberculosis Day to arouse public concern about tuberculosis.