2024
DOI: 10.1021/acsmedchemlett.4c00060
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Forging a Future Free from Neglected Tropical Diseases

Flavio da Silva Emery,
Kelly Chibale
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“…It is no coincidence that these same regions bear the brunt of Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs). A combination of factors including low social demographic indices, inadequate public policies, underdeveloped health sectors, insufficient investments in science and technology, environmental degradation, and climate change contribute to the high prevalence of NTD-related disabilities in low- and middle-income countries …”
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“…It is no coincidence that these same regions bear the brunt of Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs). A combination of factors including low social demographic indices, inadequate public policies, underdeveloped health sectors, insufficient investments in science and technology, environmental degradation, and climate change contribute to the high prevalence of NTD-related disabilities in low- and middle-income countries …”
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confidence: 99%