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Serologic survey of human hydatid disease in high risk populations from central Tunisia. Preliminary results.
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A serologic survey in the district with the highest rate of hydatid disease in central Tunisia using hemagglutination-inhibition to test workers from a state farm and inhabitants of villages in the neighborhood revealed liver cysts in all cases, and mass screening might be considered in high risk districts.
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[Epidemiological study of onchocercosis in 5 villages of the valley of the Sanaga (Cameroon)].
The study carried out in five villages in the Sanaga Valley of Cameroon was concerned with the prevalence of the disease, the level of infection and an evaluation of the effect of the parasites on…
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[Molecular epidemiological study of ADRV from 12 outbreaks].
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Genetic variation of Sargassum horneri populations detected by inter-simple sequence repeats.
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The results suggest that the floating population had the lowest genetic diversity and could not be joined into the cluster branch of the fixed cultivated populations.
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Infant-feeding practices in Hebei, Shaanxi and Shanghai: is breasfeeding decreasing or increasing?
PREVALENCE OF COCCIDIOSIS IN DOMESTIC RABBITS IN THE THREE GORGES RESERVOIR AREA OF CHINA
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The results indicate the prevalence rate of coccidial infection in domes tic rabbits in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area of China is appeared to be higher than previous rep orts in other areas of China, and needs effective preventi measures in time to control any major outbreak.
Infant-feeding practices in Hebei Shaanxi and Shanghai: is breastfeeding declining or is it increasing?
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The 1st large-scale data set permitting systematic analysis of infant-feeding practices in China reveals that although breast feeding has been declining in highly urbanized areas it is still very long in rural areas and in Hebei and Shaanxi Provinces virtually no decline had occurred through the 1st half of the 1980s.
Epidemiological study of onchocerciasis in thé Sanaga valley, Njore village, (subprefecture of Mbandjock, Cameroun).
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