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AN ANCIENT SCOURGE: THE END OF DRACUNCULIASIS IN EGYPT
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  • 1840Aperçu général sur l'Égypte /112 cited
  • 1977The Cambridge History of Africa99 cited
  • 1979The Manchester Museum mummy project : multidisciplinary research on ancient Egyptian mummified remains62 cited
  • 1969Parasitic diseases in Africa and the Western Hemisphere : early documentation and transmission by the slave trade32 cited
  • 1988Dracontiasis in antiquity25 cited
  • 1790Travels to discover the source of the Nile : in the years 1768, 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772, and 1773 / by James Bruce of Kinnaird.22 cited
  • 1980Trade between Egypt and Bilad as-Sudan, 1700-182019 cited
  • 1998Perceptions and priorities in disease eradication: Dracunculiasis eradication in Africa17 cited
  • 1906THE MEDICAL. DISEASES OF EGYPT13 cited

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