Efficacy of drugs against pork tapeworm

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Jan 16, 2020, 2:17 pm604 ptsHot
Taenia solium -- also called pork tapeworm -- is a parasite which causes disease around the world, particularly in very poor communities with deficient sanitation and where pigs roam free. Researchers have now analyzed the efficacy and adverse effects of three chemotherapeutics against T. solium.

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