| Why do many helminth species, apparently grebe specialists, use dragonfly nymphs as intermediate hosts? |
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| In the United States, ascariasis is the third most common helminth infection. |
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| However, among helminth parasites, e.g., trematodes, cestodes, nematodes, and acanthocephalans, this is not the case. |
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| You lug a bacterial swarm in the crook of your knee, and through my guts writhe helminth parasites. |
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| School children have been treated for helminth infections and provided with iron and iodine supplements. |
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| If facilities exist, it would be useful to monitor helminth egg inactivation as a proxy measure of sterilization. |
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| The required E. coli or helminth numbers would be the same per unit of weight. |
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| Albendazole inhibits the uptake of glucose by the helminth and therefore the production of energy. |
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| Filariasis can be caused by any of several different species of helminth nematodes. |
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| This suggests that agro-ecology has a major influence on the distribution of helminth parasites. |
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| A particular issue relates to intestinal helminth and fluke infections related to consumption of raw or undercooked fish. |
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| As many studies show, education and health are inseparable: nutritional deficiencies, helminth infections and malaria affect school participation and learning. |
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| In Zimbabwe the DGIC funded research programme aims at the study of interactions between helminth parasites of ruminants, mainly cattle and game, especially ungulates, in mixed farms around Harare. |
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| Other helminth infections, in particular, cysticercosis, were unlikely, according to a panel of negative serologic tests. |
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| Stemming from poor sanitation and hygiene, helminth infections are a critical problem, affecting millions of schoolchildren's well-being, learning potential, growth and development. |
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| Up to 60 helminth species are known to infect foxes in fur farms, while 20 are known in the wild. |
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| A total of 10 helminth and crustacean parasites have been reported and there is a potential gross underestimation of parasite abundance and diversity. |
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| From the results it was concluded that in the dry arid climate of Maroua, helminth infections are not likely to be a major pathological problem and that it is therefore not advised to systematically deworm the animals. |
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| Of the 7 helminth species found in this study, 4 species are capable of completing their life cycles in anurans. |
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| Infections come next, with the major infections such as HIV and tuberculosis singled out from the sections on viral, bacterial, protozoal, helminth and fungal infections. |
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| Pinworm or seatworm, the most common helminth found in the US, appears most frequently in temperate regions including California, Texas, and Florida. |
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| Helminth parasites of cats from the Vientiane province, Laos, as indicators of the occurrence of causative agents of human parasitoses. |
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