Evidence and potential drivers of neglected parasitic helminth and protist infections among a small preliminary sample of children from rural Mississippi

Keyphrases

• 18S rRNA 33%
• Age of Infection 33%
• Analytical Method 33%
• Blastocystis 33%
• Child Age 33%
• Cryptosporidium 33%
• Developmental Delay 33%
• Eukaryotes 33%
• Guardian 33%
• Health Outcomes 33%
• Health Problems 66%
• Helminths 100%
• Household Size 66%
• Infection Rate 33%
• Intestinal Infection 33%
• Lifelong Health 33%
• Low-resource 33%
• Mississippi 100%
• Mississippi Delta 66%
• Nematodes 33%
• Nutritional Deficiency 33%
• Parasitic Helminths 100%
• Parasitic Infection 66%
• Parasitic Protists 100%
• Parasitic Worms 33%
• Platyhelminths 33%
• Potential Drivers 100%
• Preliminary Samples 100%
• Prevalence Factors 33%
• Protists 33%
• Risk Factors 33%
• School-age children 33%
• Stool Samples 33%
• Under-resourced Communities 33%
• United States 100%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Developmental Delay 16%
• Health Outcomes 16%
• Helminth 100%
• Household 33%
• Infection 100%
• Intestine Infection 16%
• Nutritional Deficiency 16%
• Parasitic Disease 33%
• Platyhelminth 16%
• Prevalence 16%
• RNA 18S 16%
• School-Aged Child 16%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Cryptosporidium 11%
• Eukaryote 11%
• Helminth 100%
• Infection 100%
• Nematode 11%
• Parasitic Protists 100%
• Platyhelminth 11%
• Prevalence 11%
• Protista 11%
• Ribosomal RNA 11%
• Ribosome RNA 11%