Everything, Tuberculosis and Us: How the World's Deadliest Disease Became Everyone's Problem

What if the breath you take could kill you; not because of fate, but because of choices we continue to make?

Every year, tuberculosis silently kills more people than HIV, Ebola, and malaria combined. It infects the air we breathe, thriving in overcrowded homes, prisons, refugee camps, and neglected clinics. Its cure has existed for decades yet millions still die. Why?

Everything, Tuberculosis, and Us reveals the devastating truth: TB is not just a disease of the lungs. It is a symptom of deep social injustice of poverty, racism, colonialism, and the politics that decide who gets to live and who is forgotten.

The author; Heath Demps takes you inside the hidden epidemic, from the slums of Mumbai to the mines of South Africa, exposing the systems that allow tuberculosis to flourish even today. Through powerful stories of survivors, activists, and health workers, this book shows how TB is more than bacteria; it is a mirror reflecting the failures of our world.

Inside these pages, you will discover:

• Why tuberculosis still kills over a million people every year despite proven cures
• How prisons, borders, and climate change fuel this ancient killer
• Personal stories of resilience, resistance, and hope
• What it will really take to end TB for good

Read "Everything, Tuberculosis, and Us" today and join the movement to break the silence.