The future impact of societal and cultural factors on parasitic disease -- some emerging issues.
作者： R.C.Andrew Thompson
DOI: 10.1016/S0020-7519(01)00202-8
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摘要: A variety of societal and cultural factors will increase host exposure or susceptibility to infectious agents, particularly parasites. Such have already had a major impact on the emergence diseases situation is likely worsen further as we enter new millennium. The changes that are enhancing spread transmission parasitic diseases, well those which adversely affecting responsiveness, examined with reference specific
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