近年来国际防痨界讨论着这样一个问题,即由世界卫生组织(WHO)提出来的防痨规划和措施,在发展中国家已到修改的时候,原因是近二三十年来这些国家的结核病流行情况并没有好转。过去的 WHO 结核组主任和世界防痨联合会(IUAT)前主席 J.Holm就曾提出这一问题,而现在的 WHO 结核与呼吸系病组主任 Antio PiO 则认为目前修改,似嫌过早。多数学者同意发展中国家的结核流行情况,无多大好转,但 In recent years, the international community has discussed the issue that the anti-tuberculosis programs and measures proposed by the World Health Organization (WHO) have been revised in developing countries because the tuberculosis in these countries in the past two decades or so The epidemic has not improved. This issue was posed by J. Holm, former director of the WHO’s TB team and former president of the World Anti-Tuberculosis Federation (IUAT), and now Antio PiO, director of the WHO’s Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases Unit, believes it is too early to change. Most scholars agree that the tuberculosis epidemic in developing countries is not much improvement