Titlebook: Parasitic helminths and zoonoses in Africa; C. N. L. Macpherson,P. S. Craig Book 1991 C. N. L. Macpherson, P. S. Craig and contributors 19

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The African hookworm problem: an overview,ltitude of disadvantages: poverty, malnutrition, low income, high birthrates, illiteracy and parasitic disease’. Africa typifies such a developing continent and the hookworms comprise a significant component of the parasitic diseases.

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Onchocerciasis -river blindness,he study and control of this disease. The present review is not designed for this small group of experts; its aim is to bring onchocerciasis to the attention of biologists, clinicians and public health workers in order to stimulate interest in a fascinating but formidable problem’. Four years later,

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Dracunculus in Africa, a research project on the nematode . might yield fruitful results and would certainly provide a field in which there would be little competition for funds. Over twenty years later I hope that the present world campaign for the elimination of the distressing and anachronistic disease caused by . is

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Animal reservoirs of schistosomiasis,itic trematode of the genus .. The known history of the disease dates back to the 16th century BC. The Ebers papyrus written at that time contains what is thought to be a reference to its treatment or prevention (Pfister 1912). Ruffer (1910) provided evidence of the earliest records of schistosomias

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