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See Latest ArticlesThe control of hookworm infection in China
Parasites & Vectors, 10/12/09
Zheng Q et al. – Although the prevalence of hookworm infection has fallen significantly in the last 15 years in China, the current strategy for controlling hookworm infections still needs to be strengthened along with the three–pronged approach, e.g. distributing anthelmintic drugs in schools and undertaking large–scale of hookworm deworming, improving water supplies and sanitation, and proper health education.
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