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Impact of helminth infections on clinical and epidemiological features of microbial infections, and vaccine responses in ruminants: a systematic review.

2024-01-10

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Helminth infections are ubiquitous in animal populations, and their interactions with concurrent or subsequent microbial infections can alter clinical and epidemiological features of infectious diseases and outcomes of vaccines. We used the PRISMA 2009 guidelines to conduct a systematic review of helminth-microbial-pathogen interactions and their impact on epidemiology and clinical outcomes of microbial infections...

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424ec0ce-d441-5c27-92ce-9a5a0eeddf50
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10.31220/agrirxiv.2024.00226
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