| geostatistical modelling of soil-transmitted helminth infection in cambodia: do socioeconomic factors improve predictions? | soil-transmitted helminth infections are intimately connected with poverty. yet, there is a paucity of using socioeconomic proxies in spatially explicit risk profiling. we compiled household-level socioeconomic data pertaining to sanitation, drinking-water, education and nutrition from readily available demographic and health surveys, multiple indicator cluster surveys and world health surveys for cambodia and aggregated the data at village level. we conducted a systematic review to identify par ... | 2015 | 25205492 |