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The exclusion criterion was children with severe gastrointestinal symptoms that required urgent medical attention. The appropriate way to collect the stool sample was explained and the containers for sample collection were provided to them. Īfter obtaining prior authorization and the directives from each participating institution, the project was explained to as many children’s parents as possible. In 2015, the MPI was 37.2% in the District of Barranquilla, 78.3% in Galapa, 62.5% in Malambo, 42.3% in Puerto Colombia, and 45.4% in Soledad. The differences between municipalities related to factors such as poverty, education, health services, access to home public services, basic sanitation, and housing are reflected in the multidimensional poverty index (MPI) of each municipality. With 986 fecal samples, a confidence level of greater than 95% was achieved. The population of the Department of Atlántico according to the National Department of Statistics for 2015 was 2,461,001 inhabitants, of which approximately 82.3% were located in the BMA and 648,884 were under 14 years of age. Figure 1 shows a map of the BMA including its municipalities and the sample locations in this study. The BMA has an area of 520 km 2 and a dry tropical climate, with an average temperature of 28☌.
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The BMA borders the Caribbean Sea to the north, the Magdalena River to the east, and other municipalities to the southwest. The BMA is located in the Department of Atlántico, Colombia, and includes the municipalities of Soledad, Galapa, Malambo, Puerto Colombia, and Barranquilla district. In the areas examined in this study, this program was only implemented until the end of 2015. Guidelines include deworming using annual or biannual single doses of albendazole (400 mg) or mebendazole (500 mg) for eligible groups in the population according to their risk of soil-helminth transmission, with school-age children (5 to 14 years old) being a prioritized group. The Colombian Massive Anthelmintic Deworming Guidelines were created in 2013, based on the helminth control guide published by the World Health Organization (WHO). In Colombia, the results of 3 national parasitism surveys carried out in 1965, 1980, and 2014 all found a prevalence rate of more than 80% for intestinal parasitism among the population despite their vastly different methodological processes. In Latin America, 46 million school-age children live in areas with a high risk of transmission of these parasites. Approximately 1.5 billion people in the world (24.0% of the global population) are affected by soil-transmitted helminths, 270 million of whom are preschool-age children. Parasitism in children is associated with growth retardation, severe anemia, and impaired learning ability. School-age children are one of the most vulnerable populations to gastrointestinal parasite infections. Intestinal parasites are widely distributed in the world and mainly affect developing countries in tropical and subtropical regions where environmental, social, and cultural conditions, including inadequate basic sanitation, a lack of sewage, and inadequate waste management, increase the likelihood of their transmission.