Food‐borne disease due to intestinal parasites (IPs) and enteric bacterial infections (EBIs)
remain a major public health problem. Food handlers, individuals involved in preparing and …

Objective Parasitic infections are the commonest infections affecting 3.5 billion people
leading 450 million illnesses. Parasites are major public health problems in developing …

Background As a result of urbanization, eating and drinking from food service
establishments is becoming a common practice in developing countries like Ethiopia, which …

Background Globally about one third of the total population is estimated to be infected with
intestinal parasites, of which, the majority are people living in tropical and sub-tropical parts …

Abstract Objective Intestinal parasitic infections (IPIs) are among the major public health and
socioeconomic problems in developing countries like Ethiopia. Food-handlers that directly …

Introduction. One of the top ten major public health problems in developing countries
including Ethiopia is the intestinal parasitic infection. Most of the time, intestinal parasitic …

Introduction Intestinal parasite infections are one of the most serious public health issues in
the globe. Individuals' health is harmed by a high prevalence of intestinal parasite infections …

Background: Intestinal parasitic infections are among the most common infections worldwide
and are still the cause of major human morbidity and mortality. World Health Organization …

Intestinal protozoa parasitic infection are one of the most common problems in developing
countries, the spread of parasitic disease via food handlers is of great importance for …

Background & objectives: Intestinal parasitic infections can be considered as an indicator for
assessing the level of health in the region. Intestinal parasitic infections indicate if health …