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The 14 pages that link to Neglected tropical diseases, each with the reason it gives.

• SnakebiteNarrower topic: The World Health Organization classifies snakebite envenoming within this group.

• Chagas diseaseNarrower topic: Chagas disease faces persistent gaps in awareness, screening, diagnosis, and treatment access.

• PraziquantelNarrower topic: Praziquantel became a major tool against schistosomiasis, one of this group’s widespread diseases.

• IvermectinNarrower topic: Ivermectin is a central tool against several diseases in this public-health group.

• Snakebite envenomingNarrower topic: The World Health Organization classifies snakebite envenoming within this group.

• Soil-transmitted helminthiasisNarrower topic: Soil-transmitted helminthiasis is included among the major neglected tropical diseases.

• Taenia soliumNarrower topic: T. solium infections are included among diseases targeted by global neglected-disease programs.

• NeurocysticercosisNarrower topic: Neurocysticercosis is preventable and treatable, yet persists where sanitation and diagnosis are inadequate.

• Hookworm infectionNarrower topic: Hookworm is commonly addressed within global neglected-disease programs.

• Ascaris lumbricoidesNarrower topic: Ascariasis is included among the soil-transmitted helminth infections addressed in this public-health agenda.

• William C. CampbellNarrower topic: The diseases affected by ivermectin are prominent examples of illnesses often neglected in drug research.

• DracunculiasisNarrower topic: Dracunculiasis is one of the diseases addressed through this broader public-health framework.

• HelminthiasisNarrower topic: Several helminthiases persist where sanitation, healthcare access, and disease control are limited.