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Tropical regions experience a high burden of parasitic diseases due to climate, sanitation challenges, and limited healthcare access. Anthelmintics are central to tropical medicine.

Diseases such as schistosomiasis, filariasis, and strongyloidiasis require targeted treatment strategies. Anthelmintics reduce disease severity and prevent long-term complications.

Healthcare workers in tropical settings rely on simplified treatment protocols to reach large populations. Training and supply chain reliability are critical for success.

Climate change may expand the geographic range of parasites, increasing the importance of anthelmintics in disease prevention.

Continued investment in tropical medicine strengthens global health security and improves quality of life.