Filariasis

Lymphatic Filariasis: Also known as elephantiasis.

Agencies, Drug Makers, Gates Target 10 Diseases Jeanne Whalen 2012

Fact sheet No 102: Lymphatic Filariasis - Rev. September 2000 (WHO, 2000, 3 p.) (introduction ...)

Chapter 8 2000

Fact sheet No 102: Lymphatic Filariasis - Rev. September 2000 (WHO, 2000, 3 p.) (introduction ...)

Chapter 6 2000

Fact sheet No 102: Lymphatic Filariasis - Rev. September 2000 (WHO, 2000, 3 p.) (introduction ...)

Chapter 2 2000

Fact sheet No 102: Lymphatic Filariasis - Rev. September 2000 (WHO, 2000, 3 p.) (introduction ...)

Chapter 3 2000

Fact sheet No 102: Lymphatic Filariasis - Rev. September 2000 (WHO, 2000, 3 p.) (introduction ...)

Chapter 1 2000

Fact sheet No 102: Lymphatic Filariasis - Rev. September 2000 (WHO, 2000, 3 p.) (introduction ...)

Chapter 7 2000

Fact sheet No 102: Lymphatic Filariasis - Rev. September 2000 (WHO, 2000, 3 p.) (introduction ...)

Chapter 4 2000

Fact sheet No 102: Lymphatic Filariasis - Rev. September 2000 (WHO, 2000, 3 p.) (introduction ...)

Chapter 5 2000

Filariasis transmission by Culex pipiens mosquitos is now common in Asia, is occurring in cities on the eastern coasts of Africa and South America, and may soon begin in the large poorly drained urban areas of West Africa where both the disease and the vector mosquito already exist.

1. Surface water drainage in urban areas 1991