Intestinal helminth co-infection is an unrecognised risk factor for increased pneumococcal carriage density and invasive disease.

1 C) and a clear trend towards increased neutrophils ( P = 0.0561, Fig. 1 D), which was reversed by anti-helminthic treatment ( P = 0.0083 and 0.0019 for macrophages and neutrophils respectively).

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muris led to a consistent increase in nasopharyngeal carriage density over time, which may be biologically important, although this did not reach statistical significance ( P = 0.062, Fig. 1 A).

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