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Recent progress in our knowledge of Parasitic Worms and their relation to the public health

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William Nicoll
William Nicoll
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(London School of Tropical Medicine.)
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Ten years ago I made an attempt to summarize briefly the advances which had been made in our knowledge of parasitic worms during the preceding few years. The interval has witnessed much upheaval and interruption of scientific labour, but nevertheless a very considerable amount of work on the subject has been accomplished. The nature of this does not appear to have been influenced to any exceptional extent by the war.

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Parasitology , Volume 14 , Issue 3-4 , December 1922 , pp. 378 - 401
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