Helminth Infections and Their Impact on Global Public Health

Table of Contents

1. Epidemiology and Economics of Deworming

Donald AP Bundy Donald.Bundy@lshtm.ac.uk, Suzy J Campbell, Goylette F Chami, Kevin Croke, Linda Schultz Linda.Schultz@lshtm.ac.uk, Hugo C Turner

2. Diversity and History as Drivers of Helminth Systematics and Biology
Dante S. Zarlenga, dszarlenga@gmail.com

3. Paleoparasitology of Helminths

Gino Fornaciari and Raffaele Gaeta, raffaele.gaeta@med.unipi.it

4. Under the Influence: the Systemic Consequences of Helminth Infection

R. Maizels, Rick.Maizels@Glasgow.ac.uk

5. Schistosomiasis

Ahmad Othman and Rashika El Ridi, ahmed_ali44@hotmail.com

6. Fascioliasis

S. Mas-Coma, S.Mas.Coma@uv.es

7. Clonorchiasis and Opisthorchiasis

Edoardo Pozio and Maria Angeles Gomez-Morales, edoardo.pozio@gmail.com

8. Echinococcosis

Enrico Brunetti, enrico.brunetti@unipv.it

9. Taeniosis and Cysticercosis

Elizabeth Ferrer, elizabeth.ferrer@gmail.com

10. Trichinellosis

Fabrizio Bruschi and Jean Dupouy-Camet, fabrizio.bruschi@med.unipi.it

11. Soil-Transmitted Helminthiasis

Albis Francesco Gabrielli, gabriellia@who.int

12. Strongyloides stercoralis and Strongyloidosis

Masataka Korenaga and Fabrizio Bruschi, mkorenaga@gmail.com

13. Anisakiasis

Simonetta Mattiucci and Stefano D'Amelio, simonetta.mattiucci@uniroma1.it

14. Lymphatic and Tissue Filariasis

Achim Hoerauf, hoerauf@uni-bonn.de

15. Dirofilaria Infections in Humans and Other Zoonotic Filarioses

Laura Kramer, laurahelen.kramer@unipr.it

16. Toxocariasis

Ayako Yoshida, kukuri@med.miyazaki-u.ac.jp

17. Can the Study of Helminths Be Fruitful for Human Diseases?

William Harnett, w.harnett@strath.ac.uk