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Human Parasitology

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This "Human Parasitology" text provides a balanced introductory view, as it concerned the interactive association between various parasites and their hosts. Its concise and reader-friendly format is a big plus: as it ensured that anyone who reads it will understand the message.
This book is clinically relevant. Its carefully selected contents were designed in such a way that will appeal to students of Zoology, Medicine, Veterinary medicine, Microbiology, Medical laboratory science, and Agriculture.
Discussed in details are various intestinal parasites like: Nematodes, Cestodes, and Trematodes. It also took care of many pathogenic protozoa like: Plasmodium and Entamoeba species. And, there are well-written chapters, which thoroughly analyzed both the Laboratory Diagnosis of Parasitic Diseases and the capabilities of various Antiparasitic Agents.

For this subject, one of the best textbooks available. Not for the casual reader, but almost required reading if you wish to immerse yourself in the subject. Upper-level college student material or grad student worthy.

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by Dickson Despommier, Robert Gwadz, Peter Hotez, Charles Knirsch.
and the book <Human Parasitology.
by Burton J. Bogitsh, Thomas C. Cheng.
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