A systematic review highlights the burden of intestinal parasitic infections in children, suggesting intervention strategies.
Intestinal parasitic infections remain a significant public health challenge among school-aged children in Africa and Asia. The findings underscore the need for sustained, school-based health programs that integrate regular deworming, hygiene education, and targeted sanitation improvements. Strengthening surveillance and addressing behavioral and environmental risk factors are essential to reducing infection burden and promoting child health.
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