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See Latest ArticlesGeohelminth Infections among Pregnant Women in Rural Western Kenya; a Cross-Sectional Study
PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, 01/30/09
Van Eijk AM et al. - Geohelminth infections are common in this pregnant population; however, there were few observed detrimental effects. Routine provision of antihelminth treatment during an antenatal clinic visit is recommended, but in this area an evaluation of the impact on pregnancy, malaria, and birth outcome is useful.
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