TB Is Curable. South Africans Can’t Wait Around For Someone Else’s Rescue.

Tuberculosis (TB) is not a medical mystery, writes AI Diagnostics CEO, Braden van Breda. It’s a detection failure. And with technology like AI at our disposal, he believes the MedTech industry has the power to step up and fix it. Johannesburg, 8 June 2026: TB remains the deadliest infectious disease in the world, but it’s not killing […]

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TB Is Curable. South Africans Can’t Wait Around For Someone Else’s Rescue.

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