Malaria and soil-transmitted intestinal helminth co-infection and its effect on anemia: a meta-analysis.
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Summary
The malaria-STH co-infection was variable with complex outcomes on anemia, and there is no good evidence to support a different effect of malaria and STH onAnemia.
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- 2013-11-01
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Medicine
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