| | Clinical Laboratory Science: Health education strategy in the control of urinary schistosomiasis |
 | | Schistosomiasis, like the majority of the parasitic diseases, is influenced: 1) by human behaviour, mainly water use practices and indiscriminate urination and defecation, and 2) by failure to take advantage of available screening services or to comply with medical treatment. |
 | | Health education intervention was utilized in Gounougou (experiment 1) and Ouro-Doukoudje (experiment 2), and was aimed at promoting and reinforcing health behaviour. |
 | | In schistosomiasis, like in many other parasitic diseases, the aim of health education is: 1) to help people understand that their own behaviour is a key factor in the transmission of the disease, and 2) to find a common ground between traditional beliefs and practices, and modern scientific knowledge and methods. |
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