Cryptosporidiosis

Parasitic infections caused by protozoan parasites and intestinal helminths are among the most prevalent human infections in developing countries. In developed countries, however, protozoan parasites are more frequent causes of gastrointestinal infections than helminths.
Intestinal Cryptosporidiosis

Parasitic infections caused by protozoan parasites and intestinal helminths are among the most prevalent human infections in developing countries. In developed countries, however, protozoan parasites are more frequent causes of gastrointestinal infections than helminths. Intestinal parasites (which are principally small intestine pathogens, though the large intestine may also be involved) are responsible for substantial morbidity and mortality in endemic countries.

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Supermarket pre-washed vegetables test positive for Cryptosporidium

Supermarket pre-washed vegetables test positive for Cryptosporidium

Common dietary supplement could protect against chronic Cryptosporidium infections

Common dietary supplement could protect against chronic Cryptosporidium infections

Diverse gut bacteria could help fight cryptosporidiosis

Diverse gut bacteria could help fight cryptosporidiosis

Did COVID-19 mitigation measures in the United Kingdom impact the transmission of other infectious diseases?

Did COVID-19 mitigation measures in the United Kingdom impact the transmission of other infectious diseases?

Phase I trial investigates using antiparasitic nitazoxanide for treatment of COVID-19

Phase I trial investigates using antiparasitic nitazoxanide for treatment of COVID-19

Compounds repurposed from malaria treatment can kill diarrheal pathogen

Compounds repurposed from malaria treatment can kill diarrheal pathogen

Predicting the dose for repurposing nitazoxanide in COVID-19

Predicting the dose for repurposing nitazoxanide in COVID-19

Swimming pools could be breeding grounds for diarrhea-causing germs

Swimming pools could be breeding grounds for diarrhea-causing germs

New ReFRAME drug repurposing collection offers hope for treating major diseases

New ReFRAME drug repurposing collection offers hope for treating major diseases

Cryptosporidiosis worsened by commonly used probiotic

Cryptosporidiosis worsened by commonly used probiotic

Researchers develop new approach for studying Cryptosporidium in healthy human tissues

Researchers develop new approach for studying Cryptosporidium in healthy human tissues

Kent researchers establish first long-term cultivation system for diarrhea-causing parasite

Kent researchers establish first long-term cultivation system for diarrhea-causing parasite

Researchers develop new model to tackle patients with cryptosporidiosis-HIV co-infection

Researchers develop new model to tackle patients with cryptosporidiosis-HIV co-infection

Researchers detect protozoa in drinking water that cause diarrheal outbreaks

Researchers detect protozoa in drinking water that cause diarrheal outbreaks

Scientists resolve 3D protein structures to combat dangerous infectious diseases

Scientists resolve 3D protein structures to combat dangerous infectious diseases

Scientists report discovery and validation of drug candidate for treating cryptosporidiosis

Scientists report discovery and validation of drug candidate for treating cryptosporidiosis

Summer season offers increased opportunities for parasite infestations, says researcher

Summer season offers increased opportunities for parasite infestations, says researcher

Crypto parasitic outbreaks related to swimming pools and water playgrounds, in the US, has doubled since 2014

Crypto parasitic outbreaks related to swimming pools and water playgrounds, in the US, has doubled since 2014

GHIT Fund invests in phase 3 clinical trial for pediatric formulation of ‘snail fever’ drug

GHIT Fund invests in phase 3 clinical trial for pediatric formulation of ‘snail fever’ drug

Children infected with Cryptosporidium parasite more likely to suffer from stunted growth

Children infected with Cryptosporidium parasite more likely to suffer from stunted growth

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