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Over 25 percent of TB cases in Ukraine are multi-drug resistant, and can't be treated by antibiotics such as Rifampicin. The healthcare system is overstretched, meaning patients are often treated in cramped quarters. This encourages the spread of the disease, which is a major cause of death worldwide.
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