Research Articles
The Unseen World Within: A Glimpse into Intestinal Parasites in Brazil
Explore the hidden world of intestinal parasites in Brazil, their impact on public health, diagnostic methods, and future technologies in parasitology.
The Hidden Hitchhikers: Intestinal Parasites in Venezuelan Food Handlers
Exploring the prevalence and public health implications of intestinal parasites in food handlers in rural Venezuela and global context.
The Uninvited Guests: The Hidden World of Food-Borne Parasites
Exploring the public health risks of food-borne parasites, their global impact, and scientific detection methods.
The Invisible War on Fish Gills: A Tale of Parasites and Their Seasonal Secrets
Exploring the seasonal dynamics of Dactylogyrus parasites on freshwater fish gills in South African dams
Mind-Control: The Hidden World of Parasite-Induced Behavioral Alterations
Exploring how parasites manipulate host behavior and what bats reveal about this fascinating evolutionary phenomenon.
The Unseen Threat: How Rural Dogs Around Protected Forests Are Spreading Parasites
Exploring gastrointestinal parasite infections in dogs living around Atlantic Forest protected areas and their implications for human and wildlife health.
The Hidden World Within: Investigating Parasites in Our Everyday Fish
Exploring the detection of helminth endoparasites in Nile tilapia and galunggong from local markets, their implications for food safety, and preventive measures.
Intestinal Parasites: Transforming Public Health Education Through Playful Learning in Duque de Caxias
How a playful educational approach is combating intestinal parasites in Brazilian public schools through innovative methods and games.
The Hidden World Beneath Their Feet: Unmasking Intestinal Parasites in Venezuela's Youngest
Investigating the prevalence of intestinal coccidian parasites in Venezuelan preschool children and their public health implications
The Silent Puppeteers: How Mind-Controlling Parasites Hitch a Ride Through Bluegill Sunfish
Exploring how parasites manipulate freshwater ecosystems through bluegill sunfish, using modified live-box techniques to study infection patterns.