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Treating Children At Risk for Intestinal Worms
Intestinal worms infections rob children of vital nutrients and a bright future. By donating deworming medication and supporting hygiene education programs, we are working toward a world where children learn and play, free of intestinal worms.
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In Bangladesh, “Little Doctors” are helping raise awareness about parasites lurking in the environment, while medicine donations are providing relief to infections caused by intestinal worms.
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The INMED Healthy Children, Healthy Future program in Brazil promotes healthy growth and development through an integrated program of treatment, education and action. The program is supported by Johnson & Johnson, which donates VERMOX™ (mebendazole) for all of INMED’s de-worming programs in Brazil.
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Running in bare feet and splashing in pools of rainwater are typical playtime activities for children. But in areas with poor sanitation, the business of being children can be dangerous.
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Neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) affect over 1 billion people worldwide. Learn how Johnson & Johnson and its Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies have joined public and private partners in the largest coordinated action to eliminate or control 10 neglected tropical diseases, including intestinal worms, by 2020. This video was shown as part of the Johnson & Johnson 2014 Annual Shareholder Meeting.
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