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Objective:-The aim of this study was to assess the gender difference in knowledge and attitude of rural community towards patient with tuberculosis. Method:-A cross sectional study was conducted among 300 persons selected by multistage random sampling from Nanded district of Maharashtra to capture the knowledge and attitude towards patients with tuberculosis. Result: Men have higher knowledge (33.6%) and more positive attitude (53%) about tuberculosis compared to women. Conclusions: -This study emphasizes the need for gender specific information, education and communication campaigns throughout India to improve knowledge and attitudes. Interventions through women’s self-help groups would help in this purpose.

Gender differences in knowledge and attitude about tuberculosis among rural population in Nanded district Maharashtra State India