Summary Keywords diabetes, tuberculosis, host immune response, cytokine imbalance, redox imbalance Citation Beever A, Kachour N, Owens J, Sasaninia K, Kolloli A, Kumar R, Ramasamy S, Sisliyan C, Khamas W, Subbian S and Venketaraman V (2022) L-GSH Supplementation in Conjunction With Rifampicin Augments the Treatment Response to Mycobacterium tuberculosis in a Diabetic Mouse Model
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This is supported by evidence from animal studies, but there is less research available in humans