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Schistosomiaisis is a disease caused by parasitic worms. You become infected when your skin comes in contact with contaminated freshwater in which certain types of snails that carry schistosomes are living. Schistosomiasis is not found in the United States, but more than 200 million people are infected worldwide.

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Autophagy in HPCs modulates exosomal miRNAs to inhibit liver fibrosis

Autophagy in HPCs modulates exosomal miRNAs to inhibit liver fibrosis

Stanford, Brazil researchers develop models to predict schistosomiasis risk amidst climate change

Stanford, Brazil researchers develop models to predict schistosomiasis risk amidst climate change

Hybrid schistosomes from cattle complicate human disease control

Hybrid schistosomes from cattle complicate human disease control

Innovative molecular biology technique used to identify targets for Schistosoma mansoni vaccine candidates

Innovative molecular biology technique used to identify targets for Schistosoma mansoni vaccine candidates

New compound shows promise as a more effective treatment for schistosomiasis

New compound shows promise as a more effective treatment for schistosomiasis

New study highlights the urgent need for typhoid vaccination in sub-Saharan Africa

New study highlights the urgent need for typhoid vaccination in sub-Saharan Africa

Bio Farma's Bio-TCV typhoid conjugate vaccine licensed in Indonesia following marketing approval

Bio Farma's Bio-TCV typhoid conjugate vaccine licensed in Indonesia following marketing approval

AI-powered Schistoscope could revolutionize diagnosis of parasitic disease

AI-powered Schistoscope could revolutionize diagnosis of parasitic disease

Researchers uncover novel targets for treatment of schistosomiasis

Researchers uncover novel targets for treatment of schistosomiasis

Pandemic paralysis: COVID-19 halts neglected tropical disease campaigns, study reveals solutions

Pandemic paralysis: COVID-19 halts neglected tropical disease campaigns, study reveals solutions

Crystal engineering strategy could make medicines more soluble and palatable for children

Crystal engineering strategy could make medicines more soluble and palatable for children

Promoting the One Health approach could greatly improve human-animal health and environmental integrity

Promoting the One Health approach could greatly improve human-animal health and environmental integrity

IVI and Lemonex sign MOU to join forces on vaccine development

IVI and Lemonex sign MOU to join forces on vaccine development

The potential influence of pre-existing parasitic infections on COVID-19 morbidity

The potential influence of pre-existing parasitic infections on COVID-19 morbidity

Research project on female schistosomiasis receives record-high funding

Research project on female schistosomiasis receives record-high funding

Modified TB vaccine could help treat non-muscle invasive bladder cancer

Modified TB vaccine could help treat non-muscle invasive bladder cancer

IVI successfully completes the '2022 Introductory Course for Biologics Development and Manufacturing'

IVI successfully completes the '2022 Introductory Course for Biologics Development and Manufacturing'

Debunking some misconceptions surrounding female genital schistosomiasis

Debunking some misconceptions surrounding female genital schistosomiasis

Texas Biomed professor to join $577 million effort for developing antivirals against COVID-19 and other viruses

Texas Biomed professor to join $577 million effort for developing antivirals against COVID-19 and other viruses

IVI and partners to provide two doses of oral vaccine to 100,000 people at risk of cholera in Ethiopia

IVI and partners to provide two doses of oral vaccine to 100,000 people at risk of cholera in Ethiopia

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