A quantitative assessment of the level of knowledge, attitude and practices of farmworkers regarding schistosomiasis in a rural community in South Africa
Background: Schistosomiasis is associated with agriculture and water development schemes, and farmworkers are particularly vulnerable to this disease because of their regular contact with water. Aim: To determine the level of knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP) of farmworkers regarding schistoso...
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Main Authors: | Fulufhelo Nenzhelele (Author), Felix C. Anyanwu (Author), Mamabolo Ramoteme (Author), Jabu Mabunda (Author), Akinsola Henry (Author), Kyei Kwabena (Author) |
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