Prevalence of HIV infection and TB-associated symptoms in all household contacts (caregivers and non-caregiver household contacts) with and without newly diagnosed TB disease.

Footnotes: Any TB symptoms = Cough; Cough of 2 weeks or more; Coughing Blood; Fever; Weight Loss; Night Sweats; Loss of Appetite.*57 household contacts self-reported TB.†Of these, 1 caregiver did not access a health facility to have the diagnosis confirmed or to receive treatment; however, laboratory-confirmed TB was detected in this caregiver through study screening.‡In the remaining 56 household contacts who self-reported TB, 47 were also receiving TB treatment§Laboratory-confirmed TB was detected in 5 of the 47 household contacts receiving TB treatment. The remaining 9 household contacts who self-reported TB were not receiving TB treatment and did not have laboratory-confirmed TB detected through study screening.Prevalence of HIV infection and TB-associated symptoms in all household contacts (caregivers and non-caregiver household contacts) with and without newly diagnosed TB disease.