Individual and household factors associated with tungiasis in a marginalized population in Karamoja, northeastern Uganda

Key Points

• The study aims to identify factors related to individuals and households that contribute to tungiasis in a marginalized population.
• Assessment of individual and household characteristics in the population.
• Evaluation of hygiene and sanitation practices related to childcare.
• Consideration of alcohol use among caregivers.
• Identified household and individual factors affecting the prevalence of tungiasis.
• Highlighted the importance of improving hygiene and sanitation practices.
• Emphasized the role of alcohol reduction in enhancing childcare.