Deterioration of School Performance as a Consequence of Parasitic Infestation in Menoufiya Governorate

  • ALIF A. ALLAM, M.D. W
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Background: Worm infestation is a major problem in children from developing countries due to bad hygienic conditions. It produces nutritional deficiencies and anemia in children, especially when hookworm infestation is present. Infections impair children's growth and development. Studies have shown associations between helminthes infection and under nutrition, iron deficiency anemia, stunted growth, and poor school attendance.

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ALIF A. ALLAM, M.D., W. S. M., M. D. ; (2018). Deterioration of School Performance as a Consequence of Parasitic Infestation in Menoufiya Governorate. The Medical Journal of Cairo University, 86(12), 4391–4402. https://doi.org/10.21608/mjcu.2018.62827

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