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Tuberculosis (TB) was responsible for millions of human deaths in the past, when there were no adequate treatment methods for infected patients. Introduction of chemotherapy and prophylactic measures led to drastic death reduction, which was maintained for various decades. However, “the good times” waned, as this disease became worldwide recognized as the one responsible for most human deaths caused by a single infectious agent: Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB). TB resumption is basically a consequence of anthropic factors, such as the recent HIV/AIDS pandemic and the development of drug resistant strains (stemmed from inappropriate treatments and/or patient non-compliance).

Detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Drug Resistance: Opportunies and Challenges in Morocco