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Control of parasites that cause disease is linked to a number of factors including geographic location, public health infrastructure, political stability, available funding, social and behavioral customs and beliefs, trained laboratory personnel, health care support teams, environmental constraints, degree of understanding of organism life cycles, and opportunities for control and overall commitment. Often control efforts do not cross political or geographic boundaries; unfortunately, vectors and other carriers of infectious agents do not play “by the rules”; as a result, these boundaries become meaningless.