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City Geneva / Washington DC / / Company WHO Partners / Harvard University Press / Improper / / Continent Asia / South America / Africa / / Country Kenya / United States / Tanzania / Ghana / / Currency USD / / / IndustryTerm e-linkages / health services / http / MedicalCondition malnutrition / worm infection / soil-transmitted helminthiasis / total disease / disease / intense worm infections / intense infections / common worm infections / heavier infections / schistosomiasis / intestinal worm infections / schistosome infection / persistent schistosomiasis infection / communicable disease / worm infections / both schistosomiasis / Heavy schistosomiasis / Intestinal nematode infections / infection / MS / long-term infections / / MedicalTreatment chemotherapy / / Organization World Health Organization / WHO Expert Committee / World Bank / Harvard University / Rockefeller Sanitary Commission / Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygien / 1993 / Royal Society of Tropical Medicine / / Person Roundworm (Ascaris) Whipworm / Cases (millions) Prevalence Roundworm (Ascaris) / Don Bundy / Lorenzo Savioli / / Product Deworming / mebendazole / / Region sub-Saharan Africa / Southern USA / / Technology GIS technology / targeted chemotherapy / / URL www.who.int/wormcontrol / http / SocialTag 
School Deworming at a glance Worms infect more than one third of the world’s population, with the most intense infections in