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title

Soil-transmitted helminthiasis: a critical but neglected factor influencing school participation of Aboriginal children in rural Malaysia (English)

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parasitic helminthiasis infectious disease

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main subject

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Malaysia

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soil-transmitted helminthiasis

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Abdulhamid Ahmed

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Hesham M Al-Mekhlafi

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Mohammad Nurul Azam

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Init Ithoi

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Abdulelah H Al-Adhroey

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Awatif M Abdulsalam

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Johari Surin

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publication date

6 February 2012

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volume

139

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issue

6

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page(s)

802-808

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Moderate to heavy infections ofTrichuris trichiuraaffect cognitive function in Jamaican school children

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