ascaris

But who hears about the guts of 1.5 billion people hosting greedy, parasitic, ascaris worms, about 740 million with hookworm voraciously devouring their blood, 200 million with debilitating schistosomiasis or up to 70 million with liver fluke?

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The majority of pathogens exhibit survival periods which are normally shorter than the growth periods of most vegetables exceptions being the eggs of ascaris or taenia saginata, and the salmonella on root and low growing crops.

Chapter 6 1996

The laxative effect kills or expels the ascaris (Ascaris lumbricoides?) and other stomach worms.

9: Domestic animals 1996

Results showed that the most persistent pathogens were the helminths (intestinal nematodes), particularly the ascaris.

Chapter 9 1996

It mainly concerns ascaris, trichuris, ankylostoma and strongyloides.

Chapter 3 1994

Parasitic worms of man and other animals (e.g. ascaris).

Chapter 5 1994

- Look for a cause (e.g. insect bites, drug allergy, invasive stage of a parasitic infection of ascaris, hookworm, strongyloides, schisto-somiasis or loa-loa).

Chapter 9 1993

In some regions of Africa more than 20 percent of the adults suffer from onconserciasis blindness, or river blindness and more than 650 million persons of the Third World suffer from the ascaris parasite.

5TH CONGRESS OF THE NATIONAL HEALTH WORKERS 1981

The expulsion of the _ascaris lumbricoides_ may be very easily and pleasantly effected.

The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English or, Medicine Simplified, 54th ed., One Million, Six Hundred and Fifty Thousand Ray Vaughn Pierce 1877

The round worm, termed by naturalists, _ascaris lumbricoides_, varies from six inches to a foot in length, and resembles the common earth-worm.

The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English or, Medicine Simplified, 54th ed., One Million, Six Hundred and Fifty Thousand Ray Vaughn Pierce 1877