Join The Union

The Philippine Tuberculosis Society is more than 100 years old, so we joined The Union early on. The benefits have been that our people have gained expertise in conducting their projects; we have access to excellent resources; and, as part of the greater Union, we have been able to contribute more.

Prof Camilo Roa

The Philippine Tuberculosis Society, The Philippines

The Union gives us an opportunity to support lung health work worldwide, and that’s something we want to be able to do.

Scott McDonald

British Columbia Lung Association, Canada

If you work in policy, if you’re a practitioner, if you’re an advocate, there are forums for you in The Union.

Rajita Bhavaraju

New Jersey Medical School Global Tuberculosis Institute, USA

The Union for me is a school, a school you attend after finishing medical school. Sir John Crofton was a great teacher, and he expected us to do great things in our countries and in our regions, so I always felt responsible to Sir John for the work I had to do in my country.

Prof Elif Dağli

Turkish National Coalition on Tobacco and Health, Turkey

As a Union member I am part of developing critical public health interventions that I know, in a few years, I am going to be able to use in the field.

Dr E Jane Carter

Brown University, USA

Joining The Union is about joining a movement. It’s a place where you can get inspiration and motivation to carry on with making a difference for people who are largely neglected.

Prof S Bertel Squire

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom

Being a member of The Union helps me in my work on TB and pregnancy. I am able to access information, get mentored and publish my work.

Dr Rose Kosgei

University of Nairobi, Kenya