Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene · 1994 · 151 citations · 17 references
Global BurdenParasitic DiseaseClinical HelminthiasesGlobal HealthPathogenesisIntestinal Nematode InfectionsGastroenterologyPathologyWorld-wide PrevalenceSoil-transmitted HelminthiasisGastrointestinal PathologyNematologyInfection ControlHelminth InfectionNematode PestMedicineParasitology
Estimates of the world-wide prevalence of intestinal nematode infections indicate that there are more than 1000 million people infected, and several million cases of clinical helminthiases. Recent studies suggest that the morbidity has been underestimated and that moderate intensities of infection may have important developmental consequences, particularly for children of school age.
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Andrew Tomkins, Frank Watson · 1989 · 160 citations
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