CO-INFECTION OF MALARIA AND INTESTINAL PARASITOSIS IN RURAL CHILDREN IN THE KLOTO DISTRICT, TOGO.

These results show that parasitic co-infection is common among rural children in the Kloto district, especially in the 12-59-month age group, who are the most vulnerable due to their young age.

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CO-INFECTION OF MALARIA AND INTESTINAL PARASITOSIS IN RURAL CHILDREN IN THE KLOTO DISTRICT, TOGO.

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CO-INFECTION OF MALARIA AND INTESTINAL PARASITOSIS IN RURAL CHILDREN IN THE KLOTO DISTRICT, TOGO.

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These results show that parasitic co-infection is common among rural children in the Kloto district, especially in the 12-59-month age group, who are the most vulnerable due to their young age.

PubMedVol. 41(11 Suppl 1)
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