11.   Intestinal parasites and waterborne bacterial diseases are endemic in Indonesia.

12.   Of particular concern are intestinal parasites like cryptosporidium, which are difficult to kill with chlorination alone and which can travel in poorly treated waste water.

13.   Roundworms are intestinal parasites that are transmitted through fecal-oral contact between animals and humans.

14.   Their pupils suffer from intestinal parasites and poor nutrition.

15.   They believe this distressing condition, which is increasingly common in the developed world, is caused by the absence of intestinal parasites.

16.   They believe this condition is on the rise in the developing world due to the absence of intestinal parasites.

17.   They focus on infections and ailments like hepatitis B and C, tuberculosis, intestinal parasites, scabies and lice.

18.   In the scrapwood and crumbling dirt hovels clumped around reeking malarial swampland, intestinal parasites rank among the lesser of malignant surprises that life in Lagos might bring.

19.   Potable water is hard to come by and infectious diseases such as intestinal parasites have become common.