River blindness: a devastating yet neglected tropical disease in Africa
Abdullahi Tunde Aborode(Mississippi State University), Aymar Akilimali(Roslin Institute), Farheen Naaz(Deccan College of Medical Sciences), Innocent Mufungizi(Green Circle), Rumaisa Riaz(Dow University of Health Sciences), Malik Olatunde Oduoye(Ahmadu Bello University), Amidu Alhassan(University of Cape Coast), Mc Juan Muco Mugisha, Samson Hangi, Afsheen Khan(Dow University of Health Sciences), Mayar Moustafa Budair(Cairo University), Maher Ali Rusho(University of Toronto), Hazem Mohamed Mousa(Cairo University), Adolphe Karegeya(University of Utah), Freddy Zihindula(Université Evangélique en Afrique), Jones Onesime(Université libre des Pays des Grands Lacs), Excellent Rugendabanga, Mahammed Khan Suheb(Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center)
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