The increasingly close proximity between people and animals is of great concern for public
health, given the risk of exposure to infectious diseases transmitted through animals, which …

Intestinal protozoa are responsible for relatively few infections in the developed world, but
the testing volume is disproportionately high. Manual light microscopy of stool remains the …

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) computer software to interpret data has become part of
our everyday lives, and these AI algorithms are becoming part of our everyday laboratory …

Infectious diarrhea is caused by a variety of pathogens, including viruses, bacteria, and
parasitic organisms. Though the causative agent of diarrhea has historically been evaluated …

Coccidiosis represents a major driver in the economic performance of poultry operations, as
coccidia control is expensive, and infections can result in increased feed conversion ratios …

Background Intestinal parasitic infections can harm health by causing malnutrition, anemia,
impaired growth and cognitive development, and alterations in microbiota composition and …

Although there is a low prevalence of parasitological infections in Europe, the diagnosis of
intestinal parasites is still difficult and laborious for microbiology laboratories. Currently …

Intestinal parasitic infestations are one of the leading reasons of morbidity worldwide and
has been recognized as one of the most significant causes of diseases by World Health …

Detection of intestinal parasites from fecal samples is routinely performed by direct wet
mount examination. This method requires skilled personnel, and it is time consuming. The …

Background: Soil-transmitted helminths infections are a major health problem all around the
globe. According to WHO 3.5 billion people, affect and 2 million people caused morbidity …