Distribution of <i>Giardia duodenalis</i> assemblages A and B subtypes identified by <i>gdh</i> PCR amplification and terminal-RFLP for 32 samples (27 participants) collected from children living in a remote Indigenous community in the Northern Territory.

<p>*BIII and BIV subtypes represent two assemblage B <i>gdh</i> genotypes that were identified in this study, and were consistent with the previously described <i>gdh</i> BIII and BIV subassemblages <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0112058#pone.0112058-Read1" target="_blank">[14]</a>.</p><p>Distribution of <i>Giardia duodenalis</i> assemblages A and B subtypes identified by <i>gdh</i> PCR amplification and terminal-RFLP for 32 samples (27 participants) collected from children living in a remote Indigenous community in the Northern Territory.</p

Reasons recorded for presentation at the health centre during the first year of life for a cohort of 320 children born from 1 Jan 2001–31 Dec 2006 and living in one of five remote Aboriginal communities in East Arnhem land.

<p>̂The proportion of children presenting for a specified reason is equivalent to the cumulative incidence of that condition/reason during the first year of life.</p>*<p>IQR = Interquartile range.</p>†<p>Median number of presentations per child, per condition in the first year of life.</p>#<p>% of children with coded as having the same reason for presentation (recurrence) in the first year of life.</p

Presentations to health centre by age in months.

<p>Presentations to health centre by age in months.</p

Median age at first clinic presentation for URTI, LRTI, scabies, skin sores, diarrhoea and ear disease in 5 remote communities in Northern Territory, Jan 01–Jan07.

<p>Median age at first clinic presentation for URTI, LRTI, scabies, skin sores, diarrhoea and ear disease in 5 remote communities in Northern Territory, Jan 01–Jan07.</p

Classification of studies by region and World Bank Development Indicator in 2005.

<p>*Category has shifted rather than remaining stable within period from 1987–2013.</p><p><b>Source:</b> data.worldbank.org/data-catalog/world-development-indicators, accessed 12.11.2014.</p><p>Classification of studies by region and World Bank Development Indicator in 2005.</p

Flowchart of systematic review according to the PRISMA statement.

<p>Flowchart of systematic review according to the PRISMA statement.</p

Summary statistics of available studies by age grouping.

<p>Summary statistics of available studies by age grouping.</p

Capturing the image using the study camera, grey background, and grey scale in a remote context.

<p>The individuals in this image have given written informed consent to publish this image.</p

Database form used for Quality Control check by medical photographer.

<p>Database form used for Quality Control check by medical photographer.</p

Median prevalence of impetigo in childhood and overall, categorised by the World Development Index.

<p>Median prevalence of impetigo in childhood and overall, categorised by the World Development Index.</p