Lymphatic filariasis control in Tanga Region, Tanzania: status after eight rounds of mass drug administration

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Paul E Simonsen
Yahya A Derua
Stephen M Magesa
Erling M Pedersen
Anna-Sofie Stensgaard
Mwelecele N Malecela
William N Kisinza
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[1] Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences,Department of Veterinary Disease Biology
[2] University of Copenhagen,National Institute for Medical Research
[3] Amani Medical Research Centre,Global Health Division
[4] RTI International,Center for Macroecology
[5] Evolution and Climate,undefined
[6] Natural History Museum of Denmark,undefined
[7] University of Copenhagen,undefined
[8] National Institute for Medical Research,undefined
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Lymphatic filariasis; Wuchereria bancrofti; Control; Mass drug administration; Ivermectin; Albendazole; Microfilariae; Circulating filarial antigens; Vectors; Tanzania;
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