[Effect of control program of human intestinal parasitic diseases in Nanping City].
Zhuo Ming-Ying, Zhiping Zhang, Zhu Hong-mei, Hui Zhang, Huang Jia-Mei, Wen Hui, Han-Guo Xie
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Zhuo Ming-Ying, Zhiping Zhang, Zhu Hong-mei, Hui Zhang, Huang Jia-Mei, Wen Hui, Han-Guo Xie
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OBJECTIVE: To understand the epidemic status of human intestinal parasitic diseases and evaluate the effect of the control program in Nanping City, so as to provide an evidence for improving the disease control. METHODS: infection. RESULTS: < 0.01). CONCLUSIONS: The infection situation of human intestinal parasites is decreased after the implementation of the control program but the infection rate is still at a high level, and the control work should be strengthened.
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OBJECTIVE: To understand the epidemic status of human intestinal parasitic diseases and evaluate the effect of the control program in Nanping City, so as to provide an evidence for improving the disease control. METHODS: infection. RESULTS: < 0.01). CONCLUSIONS: The infection situation of human intestinal parasites is decreased after the implementation of the control program but the infection rate is still at a high level, and the control work should be strengthened.
Key concepts: Enterobius, Infection rate, Parasitic disease, Intestinal parasite, Infection control, Medicine, Parasitic infection, Veterinary medicine