all of egypytian doctors know schestosoma maSINI very well
me my self my father died from a secondery coplecation with it
plz if some one have or know how to find latest news on researching in this subject plz tell me
i ll b very gratfull
im a 3rd yr student kasr al ainy medecine school
god b with u all
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