PUBLIC HEALTH PARASITOLOGY

Public health Parasitology discusses important and common parasites that cause diseases in vulnerable populations in endemic areas of the world. It highlights the classification and epidemiologic factors that influence these parasites' spread and disease-causing capacity. More importantly, it discussed the public health impact and implications of the diseases caused and current interventions and control as well as challenges facing the control interventions. This is an easy-read 20-chapter book that will be useful for undergraduate medical, nursing, and allied health students as well as postgraduate students in public health, epidemiology, and allied health sciences.