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Parasitos: one who eats at another ones table
logos: study of
Clinical parasitology is also known as what?
Medical parasitology
Clinical parasitology: deals with the parasites that infect humans, the disease caused by them, clinical picture and response generated by humans against them.
Clinical parasitology is considered primarily with parasites of HUMANS and their MEDICAL SIGNIFICANCE as well as their importance in HUMAN COMMUNITIES
Clinical parasitology deals with methods for diagnosis, treatment, and method of control and prevention.
Parasitology: biology concerned with the phenomenon of dependence of one living organism on another.

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