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Pharaohs (ca. 2494–2345 BC).
Schistosomiasis is
known as
bilharzia or
bilharziosis in many countries,
after German physician Theodor Bilharz, who first...
- in
neurological research.
Schistosomiasis (also
known as bilharzia,
bilharziosis, or
snail fever) is
transmitted to
humans by
water snail hosts, and affects...
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freshwater crabs crayfishes or
other crustaceans Schistosomiasis – bilharzia,
bilharziosis or
snail fever (all types)
Schistosoma sp. Africa, Caribbean, eastern...
- PMID 20974285. Christopherson, J.B. (1918). "The
Successful Use of
Antimony in
Bilharziosis". The Lancet. 192 (4958): 325–327. doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(01)02807-0...
- 2011. Christopherson, J. B. (1918). "The
Successful Use of
Antimony in
Bilharziosis". The Lancet. 192 (4958): 325. doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(01)02807-0. Hamburger...
- Morocco,
invited him to
prepare his
doctoral thesis on the Marrakech's
bilharziosis focus. From
December 1932 to May 1933, in the
laboratory of parasitology...
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September 2014,
Eurogentec Biologics was
developing a
vaccine against bilharziosis called Bilhvax in
partnership with
INSERM and
researchers from the Pasteur...
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vaccine is a
vaccine against Schistosomiasis (also
known as bilharzia,
bilharziosis or
snail fever), a
parasitic disease caused by
several species of fluke...
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bathed in the Cavu
starting in 2011 or 2013 were
found to have
acquired bilharziosis, an
infection with the
parasite Schistosoma. The
French government screened...
- 15052. Christopherson, J. B. (1918). "The
Successful Use of
Antimony in
Bilharziosis". The Lancet. 192 (4958): 325–327. doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(01)02807-0...
