Global Tuberculosis Case Detection Rate by Country

An analysis of the Global Tuberculosis Case Detection Rate by country reveals that Togo leads with a detection rate of 111, followed closely by Croatia at 104 and Uganda at 100. Other notable countries include Zambia and Moldova at 99, and Equatorial Guinea at 98. In contrast, countries such as Eritrea and East Timor are on the lower end with detection rates at 79. A significant number of countries, including the United States, Japan, and Sweden, maintain a detection rate of 87, marking a standardized detection efficacy across diverse regions.

Overall, the current trends over the last two years show minimal variation (nil change). The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) over the past five years averages at a stable rate, indicating consistent global efforts in monitoring tuberculosis. Future trends to watch include the integration of advanced diagnostic technologies and increased funding in regions with lower detection rates, potentially leading to significant improvements in global tuberculosis case detection efficacy.