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13 Dec 2017
Trachoma scores “yellow” in annual Uniting to Combat NTDs scorecard
16 Nov 2017
Sightsavers delivers one-billionth treatment to fight neglected tropical diseases!
17 Oct 2017
Highlights from World Sight Day 2017
17 Oct 2017
More than a million people examined for trachoma
Dear all, Please find below ICTC social media toolkit for World Sight Day, October 12. This year the coalition has focused communications on trichiasis surgeries and put together a tribute to Emily Gower and Jim Johnson for their contribution to surgical training in an article you can read here. ICTC has also posted a news piece supporting a new campaign calling for avoidable blindness and poor vision to be included in the agenda of next April’s Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in the United Kin
11 Oct 2017
Vision for the Commonwealth: New campaign launched to bring vision to everyone, everywhere
Capturing NNN 2017
10 Oct 2017
Capturing NNN 2017

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Blogs

20 May 2019
Trachoma elimination in Africa: Lessons from two ICTC partnership initiatives
Scott McPherson
Makoy Yibi Iogora
04 Apr 2019
World Health Day 2019: South Sudan makes strides to deliver trachoma interventions to hard to reach populations
Makoy Yibi Iogora
18 Nov 2018
How the NNN is bringing sectors together to beat NTDs and achieve health for all
Prof KH Martin Kollmann, Leah Wohlgemuth
Carly Smith is the Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) Program Assistant in the U.S Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Bureau for Global Health, Office of Infectious Disease
14 Sep 2018
Seeking refuge: Improving the health of refugees in Uganda’s West Nile
Carly Smith
Gilbert Baayenda, National Program Officer for Trachoma Control, Ministry of Health Uganda
08 Aug 2018
South-South cooperation supporting efforts to eliminate trachoma among indigenous populations
Gilbert Baayenda
Angelia Sanders, Associate Director, Trachoma Control Program, The Carter Center
20 Jun 2018
World Refugee Day: Why population centered healthcare is essential to bring health for all
Angelia Sanders

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