ancylostomiases

/ˌænsɪlɒstəˈmaɪəsiːz/
noun
  1. Infections caused by hookworms of the genus Ancylostoma, resulting in anemia and intestinal issues.
    • Ancylostomiases are common in tropical regions with poor sanitation.
    • Preventing ancylostomiases involves wearing shoes and improving hygiene.
    • Doctors treat ancylostomiases with antiparasitic medications.
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