Science Source January 20, 2009 DVD
EN_00957889_0485
Victim of River Blindess, or Onchoceriasm in Ghana, Africa. It is caused by Onchocerca volvulus, a nematode that can live in the body for as long as fifteen years. The virus is transmitted through black flies which breed in swiftly moving waters of rivers. The effect is generally debilitating, and after ten years of so the victims become blind. The resulting loss to the workforce is immeasurable.
2011-03-21
EAST NEWS
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Harmit Singh
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