| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - However, in some areas, another species, S. kellyi,[6] is a very common parasite of children in the New Guinea Highlands and Western Province.[6]Knowledge of the geographic distribution of strongyloidiasis is of significance to travelers who may acquire the parasite during their stays in endemic areas.Because strongyloidiasis is transmittable by textiles, such as bedclothes and clothing, care must
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