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ATLANTA (Reuters) - U.S. health experts said on Thursday a global
tuberculosis epidemic was fueling high rates of the disease among
immigrants, refugees and other foreign-born residents in the United
States and threatening efforts to eradicate the disease.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said foreign-born
people accounted for 46 percent of the 16,377 new U.S. cases of
tuberculosis in 2000 and 72 percent of the more serious 141 multi-drug
resistant TB cases.

The rate of infection in this group was more than seven times higher
than for those born in the United States and those born outside its
borders to U.S.-born parents. The study did not include anyone born
overseas with at least one U.S.-born parent.

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