Socioenvironmental conditions and intestinal parasitic infections in Brazilian urban slums: a cross-sectional study

Other studies regarding intestinal parasitic infections in children attending public daycare centers in Brazil 30 have focused on the transmis- sion of Cryptosporidium

The article presents prevalence rates for malnutri- tion, intestinal parasitic infections, anemia, and iron deficiency in under-five children in a popu- lation-based

he study showed a reduction from 81.3% in 1992–1996 to 23.8% in 2010-2011 of intestinal parasitic diseases, and improvement of the sociosanitary conditions of the popula- tion

The objective of the present survey was to identify the relationships between intestinal parasitism and nutritional status, including hemoglobin levels, of children with

This study evaluated the occurrence of parasitic infections in the “pacu” fish Piaractus mesopotamicus and the “patinga” hybrid ( P. mesopotamicus x Piaractus brachypomus )

This trial contributed to estimate the prevalence of enteric parasitic infections and the sanitary conditions in an urban area in Brazilian Amazon, and showed the role of a mass

This first birth cohort ever performed study in São Tomé is innovative in exploring associations between enteric parasitic infections and the intestinal barrier

It is important for health professionals to know that intestinal tuberculosis should be considered as differential diagnosis of intestinal diseases, also for immunocompetent