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Mass treatment with azithromycin for trachoma endemic communities typically excludes infants under age 6 months, whose parents are provided with tubes of tetracycline to administer daily over 4 to 6 weeks. The authors sought to determine whether infants aged &lt;6 months are a source of re-emergent infection in their families after mass treatment in trachoma-endemic communities.

Do Infants Increase the Risk of Re-emergent Infection in Households after Mass Drug Administration for Trachoma?