Intestinal parasites and malnutrition cause high morbidity among children in developing
countries. A study to establish the associations between intestinal parasitism and …

Background: For many years Chiapas, Mexico's poorest state, has had the highest rate of
child mortality due to intestinal infections of unknown etiology in the country. To begin …

Objectives To assess the current prevalences of nutritional status and intestinal parasites,
and their potential association with socio‐environmental conditions among schoolchildren in …

Undernutrition and intestinal parasitic infections affect childhood development and morbidity
in many developing countries. Undernutrition may increase susceptibility to parasitic …

Objectives The aim was to analyze the socio‐environmental variables associated with
malnutrition and intestinal parasitoses in children from Aristóbulo del Valle, Province of …

GAVIRIA, Luisa María et al. Prevalence of intestinal parasites, anemia and malnutrition
among the children of a Nasa indigenous reservation, Cauca-Colombia, 2015. Rev. Fac …

Background Children in rural areas experience the interrelated problems of poor growth,
anemia and parasitic infections. We investigated the prevalence of and associations …

ABSTRACT The Program for the Control of Intestinal Parasites and Nutrition was designed
to intervene in small communities to prevent and control the effects of parasitic infections on …

Introduction: The study of the growth and nutritional status of the individuals is considered an
important sign of the population health, as well as the action of socio-economic and …

Introduction: Children under five years of age from developing countries are in risk of not
achieving an adequate human development due to stunting and extreme poverty. They were …