Tuberculosis (TB) Resources in Other Languages
The Middlesex-London Health Unit’s pamphlet Tuberculosis: Not just a Disease of the Past has been translated into a variety of different languages, which are available below.
- Arabic (PDF 234KB) (spoken in 24 countries, official language of Northern Africa)
- Cantonese (PDF 495KB) (traditional Chinese)
- Dari (PDF 125KB) (Afghani Persian)
- English (PDF 223KB)
- Farsi (PDF 592KB) (Easy Persian – spoken mainly in Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan)
- French (PDF 183KB)
- Hindi (PDF 134KB) (India)
- Karen (PDF 389KB) (Burma/Myanmar)
- Korean (PDF 455KB)
- Mandarin (PDF 264KB) (simplified Chinese)
- Nepali (PDF 114KB) (can be used for Bhutanese speaking people)
- Punjabi Gurmukhi (PDF 262KB) (India)
- Somali (PDF 310KB) (Somalia)
- Spanish (PDF 302KB)
- Tagalog (PDF 128KB) (Philippines)
- Tigrinya (PDF 559KB) (Eritrea and Ethiopia)
- Urdu (PDF 125KB) (Pakistan)
- Vietnamese (PDF 96KB)
Date of creation: February 26, 2013
Last modified on: October 31, 2022
