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“I will not accept to bury my pig”: Taenia solium, WASH, and gender roles in the smallholder pork value chain in Southern Province, Rwanda
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Author summary Taenia solium is a parasitic tapeworm that infects both people and pigs. This parasite is a serious concern due to human morbidity and mortality among infected people, and income losses to pig producers. Burden reduction requires a One Health a…
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