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60 ongoing (80 completed) operational research studies related to lymphatic filariasis

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92% of endemic countries started Mass Drug Administration

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75% of LF endemic countries have received support from NGOs

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The Global Alliance to Eliminate Lymphatic Filariasis (GAELF) is a public-private partnership created in 2000 to assist in advocacy, resource mobilisation and programme implementation.

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Congratulations to Kiribati for eliminating elephantiasis as a public health problem

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Despite challenges, Yemen eliminates lymphatic filariasis

20 Aug 2019

Yemen eliminates LF as a public health problem

01 Aug 2019

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05 Nov 2019

Lymphatic filariasis considers the new world of modern digital technology

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05 Nov 2019

The Togo lymphatic filariasis programme receives GAELF’s recognition for achieving elimination

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29 Oct 2019

Picturing health: podoconiosis—stepping out of neglect

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Improved Assessment of mass drug administration and health district management performance to eliminate lymphatic filariasis

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How Malawi is turning the tide against the crippling elephantiasis parasite https://t.co/sPSmdC8IIt via @telegraph

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A new paper in PLOS Medicine by Weil et al addresses the safety of double- and triple-drug community mass drug admi… https://t.co/vlHjMNO9xB

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The Filariasis Research Unit based at the Government T D Medical College, Kerala, India is designated as a WHO Co… https://t.co/gkqJKsPOaB

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The Global Alliance to Eliminate Lymphatic Filariasis (GAELF) is a public-private partnership created in 2000 to assist in advocacy, resource mobilisation and programme implementation.

News

Congratulations to Kiribati for eliminating elephantiasis as a public health problem

Despite challenges, Yemen eliminates lymphatic filariasis

Yemen eliminates LF as a public health problem

Events

World NTD Day

ISNTD Events

Resources

Lymphatic filariasis considers the new world of modern digital technology

The Togo lymphatic filariasis programme receives GAELF’s recognition for achieving elimination

Picturing health: podoconiosis—stepping out of neglect

Improved Assessment of mass drug administration and health district management performance to eliminate lymphatic filariasis

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