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January 30, 2026Water History

The epidemic history of Schistosomiasis in the mountain areas of China: a case study of She County of Anhui Province

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Schistosomiasis prevalence shows significant variation across different mountain areas of She County.
Epidemiological analysis revealed transmission pathways linked to local biodiversity and environmental factors.
Assessment of schistosomiasis over recent decades highlights changes in epidemic history and risk factors.
Understanding these transmission pathways may inform targeted public health interventions in affected regions.

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Case study reveals epidemic history and transmission pathways of schistosomiasis in She County, indicating urgent intervention needs.

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Weifang Gu (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75ef7c6e9836116a2a03b https://doi.org/10.1007/s12685-025-00381-w

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