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More than a billion people carry intestinal worms picked up from contaminated soil. Here is what the evidence shows about their harm, treatment, and prevention.
Parasitic and related infections affect over a billion of the world's poorest people yet attract a fraction of global health research funding.
Parasite testing is less straightforward than a simple stool sample. Here is what each test can actually detect, and where each one falls short.
Treating entire communities, not just the visibly sick, has eliminated river blindness and filariasis in whole regions—here is the evidence and its limits.
Fever, gut trouble, or skin lesions weeks after travel abroad may signal a parasitic infection. Here's what deserves a doctor's attention and why.