Eliminating intestinal helminthic infections among school children living with HIv in Nigeria: A review

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Main Author: Ajagu, Nnenna
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contents <p>Helminthic infections in HIV-positive children can lead to disability and reduced quality of life. This review focuses on intestinal helminthic infections among school children living with HIV in Nigeria. Integrating deworming into existing HIV care could further reduce HIV-related morbidity and mortality in this population. Increased awareness of helminthic co-infection burden is needed, and collaborative strategies between government and non-governmental organizations are essential to help HIV-positive children reach adulthood. </p>
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spellingShingle Eliminating intestinal helminthic infections among school children living with HIv in Nigeria: A review
Ajagu, Nnenna
Helminthic infection
HIV
Nigeria
School children
<p>Helminthic infections in HIV-positive children can lead to disability and reduced quality of life. This review focuses on intestinal helminthic infections among school children living with HIV in Nigeria. Integrating deworming into existing HIV care could further reduce HIV-related morbidity and mortality in this population. Increased awareness of helminthic co-infection burden is needed, and collaborative strategies between government and non-governmental organizations are essential to help HIV-positive children reach adulthood. </p>
title Eliminating intestinal helminthic infections among school children living with HIv in Nigeria: A review
topic Helminthic infection
HIV
Nigeria
School children
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17383125