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Intestinal parasitism, potable water availability and methods of sewage disposal in three communities in Benue State, Nigeria: a survey.

G T A GT Jombo, D Z DZ Egah, and J T JT Akosu

Ann Afr Med 6(1):17-21 (2007) PMID 18240486

To assess the level of parasite burden in a village community and the predisposing factors.

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