Sammy M. Njenga

TL;DR: The objective of the WASH Benefits study is to help fill this knowledge gap by assessing improvements in water quality, sanitation, handwashing and child nutrition—alone and in combination—to rural households with pregnant women in Kenya and Bangladesh.

TL;DR: It is recommended that future research in the WASH sector focus on developing and evaluating interventions that are radically more effective in reducing faecal contamination in the domestic environment than the interventions implemented in these trials.

TL;DR: KK may be an inadequate tool for stool-based surveillance in areas where hookworm or Strongyloides are common or where intensity of helminth infection is low after repeated rounds of chemotherapy.

TL;DR: It is interesting that 2 different resistance mechanisms have developed in the 2 sibling species in the same area individually, and the cross resistance between permethrin and DDT in An.

TL;DR: It is proposed that water and waste infrastructure improvements tailored to these settings should be evaluated for their effectiveness in limiting environmental AMR dissemination, lowering the community-level burden of antimicrobial-resistant infections and preventing antibiotic misuse.