We read with interest the study by Naomi Clarke and colleagues (Jan 21, p 287)1 on the differential effect of mass and targeted deworming programmes for soil-transmitted helminth (STH) control in children. On the basis of the meta-analysis, the authors suggest reassessing the expansion of STH control strategies to be community-wide in endemic areas.
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