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Volume 11, Number 10, October 2005 Emerging Foodborne TrematodiasisJennifer Keiser* and Jürg Utzinger* |
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Figure 4. Metaanalysis of studies comparing the prevalence of foodborne trematode infections in villages close to water bodies with distant villages. Values on the x-axis are relative risks. Horizontal bars show 95% confidence intervals. The solid vertical line represents the mean of the combined measure. The diamond represents the combined measure. |
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