Weekly epidemiological record 10 NOVEMBER 2023 No 45, 2023, 98, 567–582 Overview The second leading cause of infectious blindness worldwide is transmitted by the
Weekly epidemiological record 29 September 2023 No 39, 2023, 98, 453–470 Advances towards interrupting the transmission of onchocerciasis from the latest preliminary serological assessments
Overview: Medical entomology is essential for the control and elimination of neglected tropical diseases, particularly onchocerciasis. However, there is a shortage of medical entomologists
Lancet Microbe 2023; 4: 93–101 Published January 13, 2023 Authors: Charlotte Boullé, MD, Cédric B Chesnais, MD, Prof Joseph Kamgno, MD, Jacques Gardon, MD,
Am. J. Trop. Med. Hyg., Volume 108: Issue 1, Page(s): 37–40. Published November 30, 2022. Authors: Emmanuel S. Miri, Abel Eigege, Barminas Kahansim, Kenrick Nwodu,
International Health, Volume 14, Issue Supplement_2 Published September 21, 2022 Authors: Sunday Isiyaku, Michael Igbe, Suzie Madaki, Louise C Hamill, Patrick Ndongmo, William Adamani,
Kebbi is a state located in the northwestern region of Nigeria. Working in partnership for years, the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Health, Sightsavers, and
Weekly epidemiological record 1 October 2021 No 39, 2021, 96, 477–484 Report from IACO30: Disruption of ivermectin mass drug administration in the Yanomami focus
Authors: Elizabeth Fitch, Alison Krentel, Kevin Bardosh, Beth Sutherland, Alyssa Jordan, and Margaret Baker The World Health Organization’s 2021-2030 NTD Road Map advocates for
Onchocerciasis: diagnostic target product profile to support preventive chemotherapy. WHO, 2021. Overview Onchocerciasis, also known as river blindness, affects an estimated 21 million people,
Video recordings from “The Power of Partnership: Defeating Onchocerciasis” symposium are ready to view. Featuring 29 speakers from diverse aspects of the campaign, the
