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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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GAELF RESPONDING TO COVID-19 NEEDS

17 Apr 2020

Congratulations to Kiribati for eliminating elephantiasis as a public health problem

30 Oct 2019

Despite challenges, Yemen eliminates lymphatic filariasis

20 Aug 2019

Events

2020

ISNTD Events

15th - 17th September 2020
Kigali, Rwanda

AFRO RPRG meeting

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Resources

05 Nov 2019

Lymphatic filariasis considers the new world of modern digital technology

Blogs
05 Nov 2019

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

Blogs
29 Oct 2019

Picturing health: podoconiosis—stepping out of neglect

Publications
23 Oct 2019

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

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About Lymphatic Filariasis

Lymphatic filariasis, commonly known as elephantiasis, is a neglected tropical disease. Infection occurs when filarial parasites are transmitted to humans through mosquitoes. Infection is usually acquired in childhood causing hidden damage to the lymphatic system.

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