The Global Atlas of Helminth Infection is compiled and maintained by the London Applied and Spatial Epidemiology Research Group (LASER). Mapping helminth infections is one core area of work, but our research in neglected tropical diseases is much broader. Browse the sections below to learn more.
Themes
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Spatial epidemiology of NTDs
GAHI maps are based on careful data assembly and rigorous spatial analysis. -
Optimising surveillance and monitoring & evaluation strategies
Once control has been implemented, a key question is: how do we best track changes in infection levels over... -
Evaluating targeted interventions
School-aged children experience some of the greatest burdens of parasitic infections of all age groups,... -
Understanding the context of control
Better appreciation of contextual factors is crucial to achieving effective control -
Developing tools
An important goal for GAHI is capacity building to better target deworming efforts.
People
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Rachel Pullan
Rachel is an Assistant Professor in Infectious Disease Epidemiology in the Department of Disease Control at the London... -
Jorge Cano Ortega
Jorge is an Assistant Professor in spatial epidemiology currently working on a GAHI project modelling the spatial distribution of... -
Emanuele Giorgi
Emanuele is an MRC Fellow in Biostatistics based at Lancaster University. He is a statistician working at the interface between... -
Anwar Musah
Anwar is a Research Assistant at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. His work is broadly focused on collating...