“They're called neglected tropical diseases for good reason — and they're always going to be bottom of the list of priorities in low- and middle-income countries’ strategic health planning.

Mosquito-borne viruses such as dengue and chikungunya, sleeping sickness, and leprosy, amongst others, feature on the list. The agency estimates that 1.5 billion people each year require treatment due ...

Multi-omics research is revolutionizing the field of tropical disease by offering a comprehensive approach to understanding ...

The stunning island in Africa is a favourite among tourists, and it's also the most overcrowded country on the continent.

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India experiences the world’s absolute burden of at least 11 NTDs, including hookworm, dengue, lymphatic filariasis, leprosy, kala-azar, and rabies, representing the highest number of cases worldwide ...

The goal of this research topic is to illuminate the ways in which changing climates affect the prevalence and spread of ...

Brookfield Zoo’s role in rehabilitating confiscated animals dates back decades, due in part to its proximity to O’Hare, a key ...

Every year, around 800 to 900 million people are treated for at least one neglected tropical disease, according to the UN health agency, which warned that global warming has emerged as a threat in ...