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High Schistosomiasis Prevalence in Urban and Rural Primary School Children from Kimpese Health District, Democratic Republic of the Congo
BackgroundSchistosomiasis is a parasitic disease caused by flatworms known as schistosomes. The infection cycle starts when people shed eggs through the stool or the urine. Larva infects freshwater snails to later infect humans through the skin during water based activities. Schistosomiasis is commo
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