A young woman, aged 18, presents to a physician with a cough that will not go away, malaise, and a fever. At the Sadar Hospital in Manikganj, Bangladesh, the patient also reports that she has lost a lot of weight, has no appetitite, and has coughed up a considerable amount of blood of late. The diagnosis – most likely tuberculosis, or TB. The prescription – a daily dose of isoniazid, also known as called INH, for nine months. “TB is a viral disease that poses serious health problems for Bangladesh,” said Dr. M. Jamaluddin, a surgeon, during a recent roundtable discussion, entitled, “Cooperation of MassMedia in Controlling TB.”