Prevalence and correlates of Trachoma infection among children 1-9 years

Trachoma is a eye condition which can be prevented, the causative agent is a Bacterial infection (Chlamydia Trachomatis), the infection is transmitted by hands and Nose and Eyes discharges of an infected person, as well as Flies is the major media of transmission once it come into contact with the infected discharges.The Aim of this information is to raise awareness to the community at risk in order to reduce incidents of Trachoma blindness.Most of these cases are found in Arid and semi Arid areas. For purposes of clarity, the Facility factors associated to Trachoma prevalence is what the publication is all about, at list one objective out of the four objective in my research was chosen for publication. The results of the research and the discussion is available in this manuscript.

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Moses Machar is Kenyan citizen and a student in Kisii University perusing MPH (Master in Public Health). Moses is a medical practitioner working in Kapenguria Hospital specializing in Nursing and Public Health issues. Currently, he is doing a final defense on the research which was carried out in Kapenguria subcounty 3 years ago.