ODESA, Ukraine — In the Ukrainian tourist destination of Odesa, a port on the Black Sea, holidaymakers mingle with internally displaced people from the country’s war-torn east, local Roma, students, and economic migrants from Central Asia and the Caucasus, Africa and Asia. Yet the air carries something less healthy than sea breezes: tuberculosis.
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Lily Hyde: Ukraine’s TB problem is ticking time bomb for Europe
A doctor at Zhdanivska Prison Hospital No. 3 checks the x-rays of his patients on June 24.
