In the fight against neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) there has been remarkable progress in recent years. However, with many rural communities… Read more »
Recently published in published in Infectious Diseases of Poverty, a scoping review examines the Ebola virus through the perspective of gender. Here,… Read more »
A lack of safe drinking water and sanitation are primary causes of diarrhea: highly prevalent in developing countries, it lead to… Read more »
World Health Day is held every year on April 7th. To mark the occasion we invited Issam Bennis, first author of a new study… Read more »
Published today in Infectious Diseases of Poverty a new scoping review examines the interventions being used against neglected… Read more »
In this guest blog, Dr Kyaw Thu Soe, author of research published today in Infectious Disease of Poverty, tells us how in his home… Read more »
When augmented with interventions such as water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), chemotherapy can have an enduring health impact on… Read more »
A paper published today in Infectious Diseases of Poverty discusses the challenges of the “test and treat” policy… Read more »
Undocumented migrants and low income refugees coming to Europe from countries with high Hepatitis B virus (HBV) endemicity are at… Read more »
Published today in the journal Infectious Diseases of Poverty, a new article looks at the key aspects of environmental… Read more »