Publications

epidemiological study of intestinal helminthiasis in a marrakech raw sewage spreading zone.	it has been suspected for some time that raw sewage is a potential source of protozoan and helminthic infections (10). shuval et al. (16, 17) and w.h.o. (21) have shown that irrigating crops with untreated wastewater causes significant intestinal infections in both consumers and farm workers. this study compared the stools of "sewage farming" children exposed to raw sewage (el azzouzia area) and those of a control group. stool specimens from 253 exposed children and 275 controls were analyzed. 7 ...	1998	9531727
assessment of the health hazards associated with wastewater reuse: transmission of geohelminthic infections (marrakech, morocco).	to address the problem of water scarcity, wastewater has long been used for agricultural purposes in marrakech (morocco) and its benefits have long been recognized. however, the benefits of urban wastewater reuse may be limited by its potential health hazards associated essentially to the danger of transmission of pathogenic organisms to human beings. the current study aimed to evaluate the risks associated with raw wastewater reuse for agricultural purposes, and the incidence of geohelminthic i ...	2005	16026024