The rates of TB discriminatory attitudes were still high and discriminatory behaviors had even shown an increasing trend, indicating that the social environment in the fight against TB remains harsh, and reflecting a change in public attitudes towards TB after our health education, but not yet translated into their behaviors, a familiar phenomenon known as “know-do” gap. 19 Therefore, routine health education may not be effective in addressing the multiple causes of TB discrimination.
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Persistent Discrimination of TB in Southeastern China: Results from Four Repeated Population-Based Surveys During the Period of 2006-2018.
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