History of Human Parasitology

1 Human Evolution and Parasitic Infections 2 Helminths and Helminth Infections 3 Protozoa and Protozoal Infections 4 Summary and Conclusions Keywords: history of human parasitology; human evolution and parasitic infections; tropical diseases; helminths and helminth infections; Ascaris lumbricoides, large roundworm; Trichinosis, known as trichinellosis and trichina infection; hookworms and hookworm infection; African trypanosomes and sleeping sickness

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