Trachoma no longer a public health problem
The World Health Organisation has declared trachoma eliminated as a public health problem in Australia.
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National trachoma workshop draws experts from across Australia
QAIHC Public Registrar Shamila Ginige provides insights into the National Trachoma Stakeholders Workshop in Sydney, which she recently attended. Trachoma is the leading infectious cause of blindness in the world.
Preventative health strategies and improving environmental wellbeing were two key priorities in the race to eradicate trachoma at the National Trachoma Stakeholders Workshop in Sydney in November.
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