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Special Review : Worms and Public Health

Hundreds of millions of persons, in all parts of the world, are infected with parasitic helminths, worms. Most of those which invade man spend a portion of their life cycle in the soil and infect man from there.

A meeting of a WHO Expert Committee on Helminthiases was held in Rio de Janeiro in August 1963. This was the first major international attempt to deal with the soil-trans mitted helminthiases as a single group of diseases and to survey what is known about them.

Some highlights from the Report of this Committee, published a few months ago, may be looked upon as a practical refresher for our North American readers.

Clinical Pediatrics, Vol. 4, No. 6, 311-313 (1965)
DOI: 10.1177/000992286500400601


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