Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4029683 Ophthalmology 2007 5 Pages PDF
Abstract
The prevalence of blinding trachoma in central Myanmar remains relatively low. This is a tribute to the success of the Burma Trachoma Control Program and demonstrates the need for such a program to remain an integral part of public health care and community health services to further diminish the prevalence of this condition. This will be facilitated by a focus on trachoma risk factors and further research into the prevalence of inflammatory trachoma within the pediatric population.
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