reforming
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IVC hopes to scale up Deworming Venezuela into a national program, although that would require partnering with a major international organization such as WHO.
From Science Magazine • Mar. 9, 2022
Deworming costs 20–50 cents per person per year, on average; delivery is a program’s biggest expense.
From Scientific American • Jan. 29, 2019
Deworming campaigns and other public health efforts unquestionably have protected countless people from anemia, malnutrition, developmental disorders and potentially deadly infections.
From Washington Post • Oct. 26, 2016
Deworming programs require surveillance, monitoring and evaluation, training of health workers and teachers, and education about sanitation and hygiene, as well as worms.
From New York Times • Apr. 4, 2012
Deworming and vaccinating calves against respiratory diseases helped James and Loretta Brown of Port Lavaca, Texas, raise average sales weights at their ranch by 100 pounds.
From Time Magazine Archive
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