Infographics

PDF [1 MB]

Under the Microscope: A Closer Look at CDC’s Tuberculosis Laboratory

• High-Resolution Flyer – 8.5×11 [PDF – 1 MB]

PDF [1 MB]

CDC’s Molecular Detection of Drug Resistance Service:
Rapid Test Results for Real-Time Patient Care

• High-Resolution Flyer – 8.5×11 [PDF – 1 MB]

PDF [2 MB]

Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) –
New Lab Technology Helps Fight an Old Disease

• High-Resolution Flyer – 8.5×11 [PDF – 2 MB]

PDF [308 KB]

Updated Recommendations for Tuberculosis TB –
Screening, Testing, & Treatment

• High-Resolution Flyer – 8.5×11 [PDF – 308 KB, 1 page]
• Social Media Graphics

PDF [240 KB]

Take on Latent Tuberculosis (TB) Infection

• High-Resolution Flyer – 8.5×11 [PDF – 240 KB]
• Social Media Graphics
• Web-Ready Graphic [PNG]
• CDC Estimates for Latent TB Infection Treatment Costs

PDF [1.79 MB]

Tuberculosis (TB) Disease: Only the Tip of the Iceberg

• Flyer – 8.5×11[PDF – 1.79 MB, 1 page]
• Poster – 11×17 [PDF – 1.33 MB, 1 page]
• High-Resolution Flyer – 8.5×11 [PDF – 8.08 MB, 1 page]
• High-Resolution Poster – 11×17 [PDF – 8.22 MB, 1 page]
• Social Media Graphics

Tuberculosis (TB) Disease: Only the Tip of the Iceberg

• There are two types of TB conditions: TB disease and latent TB infection.
• People with TB disease are sick from active TB germs. They usually have symptoms and may spread TB germs to others.
• People with latent TB infection do not feel sick, do not have symptoms, and cannot spread TB germs to others. But, if their TB germs become active, they can develop TB disease.
• Millions of people in the U.S. have latent TB infection. Without treatment, they are at risk for developing TB disease.
• To learn more about TB, visit www.cdc.gov/tb.