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K2 SLEC TB Testing and DOT Process

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While I've seen many posts regarding experiences at SLEC in Manila regarding the medical exams, TB Testing, and the DOT process; I have not seen many post at all as it pertains to children. I would like to hear about previous experience of beneficiaries who went through the process with their children between the ages of 5 and 12. Also, any experience about children who tested positive on the TB skin test, and especially any experiences about a child who had to go through DOT.

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