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Rethinking Scabies Treatment: Why Permethrin Cream Still Leads Over Oral Ivermectin
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Rethinking Scabies Treatment: Why Permethrin Cream Still Leads Over Oral Ivermectin

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 01/21/2026
A large-scale multicentre clinical trial reveals that 5% permethrin cream is significantly more effective than oral ivermectin for treating scabies in households, providing crucial evidence for public health and clinical practice.
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Dual-Purpose Public Health: Ivermectin Mass Drug Administration Reduces Malaria Incidence and Scabies Prevalence
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Dual-Purpose Public Health: Ivermectin Mass Drug Administration Reduces Malaria Incidence and Scabies Prevalence

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 01/13/2026
Large-scale trials in Kenya and Mozambique demonstrate that ivermectin mass drug administration significantly reduces malaria incidence by 26% and lowers community scabies prevalence, providing both direct protection and indirect herd-like benefits to untreated populations.
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