Practical Guide to Human Diagnostic Parasitology

Description

Humans can be afflicted by parasites. Some parasite infections are simple to cure, while others are not. Infestation (infection) with parasites such as protozoa (one-celled creatures), worms, or insects causes parasitic disorders. The most comprehensive and up-to-date reference in the topic of Human Parasitic Diseases, this book includes practical information on illness diagnosis and therapy. The current condition of control of the major human parasite infectious illnesses is the topic of this book. It discusses the implications of new scientific results on disease control strategies. It is made up of contributions from specialists from across the world. It now provides information on a broader range of disorders as well as novel biological approaches for treating them. This book will provide the reader with a great deal of enjoyment and is an excellent companion for students and researchers alike. The book's wording is easy to understand. Practitioners, experts, consultants, and students will find this book to be an invaluable resource. This book will be useful to scientists and students in this sector in general.