… some subjects infected by H pylori develop gastric ulcers while others develop duodenal
ulcers, but … Prolonged exposure to H pylori in developing countries: is there an increased risk of …

… prevalence study among health checkup attendees in the same country revealed 51.3% H
pylori seroprevalence and 0.5% gastric cancer prevalence.A prevalence study on 45‐ and 59‐…

… H pylori is up to 90% in developing countries, while the annual recurrence rate is much higher
than that in developed countries. … by the recurrence of H pylori–associated diseases in the …

… The present study was designed to investigate the management of H pylori infection from
a developing country perspective. The obvious finding to emerge from the analysis of the …

… infection in Jordanian children, report from developing country: Heliyon … based on the
phosphoglucosamine mutase gene for detection of Helicobacter pylori in saliva and dental plaque. …

… infection in both children and adults is, however, still decreasing in developed countries. One
study from Iceland involved 205 children aged 7–17 years and found only 3.4% of infection …

… investigate the relationship between H. pylori infection and NAFLD in a developing country.
… two research and clinical institutes in a developing country in the period between June and …

… pylori shows higher prevalence in the developing countries when compared to the developed
countries … With a majority of countries in Africa, classified as developing or underdeveloped…

… Infection levels have slowly declined in most developed nations over the past few decades.
… many developing countries, although there remain high levels of infection in many countries, …

… (<2%) in adults in developed countries but is higher (5–10%) in adults in developing countries
and in children 17,40 … Some randomized trials showed that a strategy of family-based H. …