Toward sustainable and comprehensive control of schistosomiasis in China: lessons from Sichuan.
Triggered by a fascinating publication in the New England Journal of Medicine detailing China's new multi-pronged strategy to control and eventually interrupt the transmission of Schistosoma japonicum, this PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases Debate critically examines the generalizability and fin...
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Main Authors: | Edmund Y W Seto (Author), Justin V Remais (Author), Elizabeth J Carlton (Author), Shuo Wang (Author), Song Liang (Author), Paul J Brindley (Author), Dongchuan Qiu (Author), Robert C Spear (Author), Long-De Wang (Author), Tian-Ping Wang (Author), Hong-Gen Chen (Author), Xing-Qi Dong (Author), Li-Ying Wang (Author), Yang Hao (Author), Robert Bergquist (Author), Xiao-Nong Zhou (Author) |
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2011-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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