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  • Veterinary Parasitology
  • Helminthology
  • Livestock Health

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  • Helminth infections pose significant challenges to livestock health and productivity.
  • Identifying research priorities is crucial for effective control and mitigation strategies.
  • The field of livestock helminthology requires focused research to address current concerns.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To collect and identify pressing research questions in livestock helminthology.
  • To guide future research priorities through community-driven input.
  • To establish a consensus on critical areas for investigation in livestock parasite studies.

Main Methods:

  • An inclusive elicitation exercise was conducted to gather questions from the research community.
  • 385 questions were submitted, and 100 were selected via online vote.
  • Selection prioritized open-ended, specific, and investigable questions within key areas.
  • The final list was organized into ten thematic categories.

Main Results:

  • A prioritized list of 100 key research questions in livestock helminthology was generated.
  • The questions cover diverse aspects of helminth study in livestock.
  • The results reflect current concerns and perceived priorities within the field.
  • The questions are categorized into ten distinct themes for clarity.

Conclusions:

  • The study provides a snapshot of current concerns and perceived priorities in livestock helminthology.
  • The identified questions can stimulate and direct new or ongoing research efforts.
  • This prioritized list serves as a valuable guide for future research funding and investigation.
  • The findings aim to advance the understanding and management of helminths in livestock.