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Tuberculosis Control Program

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Contact Information

Los Angeles County
Department of Public Health
Tuberculosis Control Program
5555 Ferguson Drive,
Commerce, CA 90007
Phone: (213) 745-0800
*The phones may not be working properly, if are experiencing difficulties, call (213) 745-0811*
Fax: (213) 749-0926
Email: tbc@ph.lacounty.gov

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Patient & Survivor Resources

	We Are TB We Are TB is a TB patient support and advocacy group run by current and former TB patients. Brochure
	Peer Support Navigator Peer support is available for current TB patients interested in talking with someone who understands the diagnosis and treatment process.
	TB Photovoice Uses images, stories and dialogue to give a powerful voice to those affected by TB.

Upcoming Events

First Friday CME Conference - 2023 Tuberculosis Epidemiology Update & HMPZ Experience in San Francisco Friday, April 5th 2024 MS Teams

Coalition to End TB in Los Angeles County Wednesday, April 17th, 2024

Coalition to End TB In Los Angeles County Wednesday, May 15th 2024

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