Publications by authors named "Diana Maritza Jurado-Orejuela"
Article Synopsis
- - Intestinal parasitic infections are a significant public health concern among vulnerable groups, particularly street dwellers, where understanding their prevalence and causes is essential for effective intervention.
- - A study in Cali, Colombia, found that 76% of 66 street dwellers tested positive for intestinal parasites, with common types being Blastocystis spp. and hookworms, highlighting the need for better hygiene practices and health monitoring.
- - It is recommended to conduct thorough examinations for intestinal parasites in this population and implement health campaigns to lower infection rates and address potential health risks.
