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Volume 31, Number 3—March 2025
Research

Postelimination Cluster of Lymphatic Filariasis, Futuna, 2024

Clément CouteauxComments to Author , Thibaut Demaneuf, Laurent Bien, Manuel Munoz, Bernadette Worms, Samuel Chésimar, Gwenael Takala, Atonio Lie, Vincent Jessop, Malia Kalemeli Selemago, Valelia Uhila, Monika Toa, Dominique Euller, and Cyrille Goarant
Author affiliation: Wallis and Futuna Health Agency, Mata’utu, Uvea, Wallis and Futuna (C. Couteaux, L. Bien, M. Munoz, B. Worms, S. Chésimar, G. Takala, A. Lie, V. Jessop, M.K. Selemago, V. Uhila, M. Toa, D. Euller); The Pacific Community, Noumea, New Caledonia (T. Demaneuf, C. Goarant)

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Figure 1

Estimated prevalence of lymphatic filariasis in schoolchildren in Futuna overall, in the kingdoms of Alo and Sigave, and in the village of Taoa, Futuna, May 2024. A total of 283 schoolchildren were screened. Error bars indicate 95% CIs.

Figure 1. Estimated prevalence of lymphatic filariasis in schoolchildren in Futuna overall, in the kingdoms of Alo and Sigave, and in the village of Taoa, Futuna, May 2024. A total of 283 schoolchildren were screened. Error bars indicate 95% CIs.

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