While there are numerous TB-related sites out there, below is a representative sample of local, state, national, and international sites of interest. Most of these sites have their own links to other sites that may be of interest.

• www.ctca.org -
  The California Tuberculosis Controllers Association site offers information on TB trainings in California, statewide screening and treatment guidelines, and California Health & Safety Codes pertinent to TB.
  
• www.nationaltbcenter.edu - This site for the Francis J. Curry National Tuberculosis Center offers training, consultation, and technical assistance resources to providers working in TB. One service of the Center is the TB Warmline, a telephone consultation service for providers.
  
• www.cdc.gov/nchstp/tb/default.htm - This website by the Centers for Disease Control, Division of TB Elimination provides TB education publications and resources that are available free of charge from CDC. Requests for publications can be made on-line through this site. Other downloadable resources include the TB Notes quarterly newsletter and national TB guidelines. This site also offers links to numerous other TB websites.
  
• www.cdcnpin.org - The Centers for Disease Control's National Prevention Information Network site serves as an information clearinghouse for information on TB, HIV/AIDS, and STDs. There are searchable databases on: funding opportunities, educational materials, conferences, and organizations. Through this site, you can subscribe to the daily Prevention News Update, an online news services covering stories from around the world on theses three diseases.
  
• www.tb.net - This site for the Global TB Network is useful for persons working in or interested in global TB issues. The website offers features that facilitate global communication, such as an email discussion group and an online resource center. This is a good source for notices about international TB conferences.