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Global helminthic infections disproportionately affect the poor in wealthy nations. However, public funding for helminth control and R&D primarily originates from the US and Europe.

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Global Health
Infectious Diseases
Parasitology

Background:

Major helminthic infections cause a significant global disease burden, particularly impacting impoverished populations within high-income countries.
Despite the disease burden, research and development for helminth control are concentrated in specific regions.

Discussion:

The geographical disparity in funding highlights a potential gap in addressing helminthic diseases where they are most prevalent.
Public support for helminth control research is predominantly channeled through the United States and Europe.

Key Insights:

One-half of the global disease burden from major helminthic infections is concentrated among the poor in affluent economies.
The majority of public funding for helminth control initiatives stems from the United States and Europe.

Outlook:

Addressing the imbalance in funding is crucial for effective global helminth control strategies.
Future efforts should explore mechanisms to broaden financial support for helminthiasis research and treatment in affected regions.