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See Latest ArticlesComplete Elimination Is a Difficult Goal for Trachoma Programs in Severely Affected Communities
Clinical Infectious Diseases, 01/22/08
Gill DA et al. - The World Health Organization has distributed millions of doses of azithromycin to control the ocular chlamydial infection that causes trachoma. Theoretically, a loftier goal of elimination is feasible. Here, we demonstrate that, although local elimination of infection in the most severely affected communities is difficult, it is possible with biannual antibiotic distributions
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