This document lists 18 references related to leishmaniasis. The references cover topics such as the biology of sand flies that transmit leishmaniasis, clinical aspects and control of the disease, diagnosis and treatment, emerging forms observed in Brazil, control through public health measures, the relationship between leishmaniasis and poverty, and underreporting of cases in India.
This document lists 18 references related to leishmaniasis. The references cover topics such as the biology of sand flies that transmit leishmaniasis, clinical aspects and control of the disease, diagnosis and treatment, emerging forms observed in Brazil, control through public health measures, the relationship between leishmaniasis and poverty, and underreporting of cases in India.
This document lists 18 references related to leishmaniasis. The references cover topics such as the biology of sand flies that transmit leishmaniasis, clinical aspects and control of the disease, diagnosis and treatment, emerging forms observed in Brazil, control through public health measures, the relationship between leishmaniasis and poverty, and underreporting of cases in India.
This document lists 18 references related to leishmaniasis. The references cover topics such as the biology of sand flies that transmit leishmaniasis, clinical aspects and control of the disease, diagnosis and treatment, emerging forms observed in Brazil, control through public health measures, the relationship between leishmaniasis and poverty, and underreporting of cases in India.
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