Prevalence of pathogenic and non-pathogenic intestinal parasites in pregnant women living in poverty and social inequality

Keyphrases

• Intestinal Parasites 100%
• Pregnant Women 100%
• Social Inequality 100%
• Non-pathogenic 100%
• Poverty & Inequality 100%
• Colombia 60%
• Stool Samples 60%
• Quantitative PCR 60%
• Vulnerable Populations 40%
• High Prevalence 40%
• Living Conditions 40%
• Low Prevalence 40%
• Pathogenicity 40%
• Pathogenic Parasites 40%
• Public Health Services 40%
• Deworming 40%
• Helminthic 40%
• Public Health 20%
• Direct Smear 20%
• Gastrointestinal Parasites 20%
• Poverty 20%
• Concentration Techniques 20%
• Intestinal Parasitic Infections 20%
• Infestation 20%
• Protozoa 20%
• Helminths 20%
• Large Cities 20%
• Living with 20%
• Effective Strategies 20%
• Epidemiological Study 20%
• Good Quality 20%
• Water Quality 20%
• Middle-income Countries 20%
• Home Visits 20%
• S. Hominis 20%
• Civil Status 20%
• Diagnostic Ability 20%
• Urban City 20%
• Multiple Approaches 20%
• Condition Analysis 20%
• Contamination Routes 20%
• Parasitic Infection 20%
• Parasitism 20%
• Double Sampling 20%
• Antiparasitic Drugs 20%
• Sanitary Facilities 20%
• Polyparasitism 20%
• Education Campaigns 20%
• Oral Contamination 20%
• Water for Human Consumption 20%
• Low-income Urban Community 20%
• Fecal-oral 20%
• Married Women 20%
• Pregnancy Conditions 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Prevalence 100%
• Intestinal Parasite 100%
• Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction 33%
• Health Service 22%
• Parasitic Disease 22%
• Public Health 22%
• Vulnerable Population 22%
• Pathogenicity 22%
• Antihelminthic Therapy 22%
• Cross Sectional Study 11%
• Helminth 11%
• Protozoa 11%
• Antiparasitic Agent 11%
• Offspring 11%