博客來This pioneering work by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction sheds light on the devastating impact of hookworm disease on the state’s rural population. The report presents a compelling case for the necessity of public health measures to combat the disease, and provides a powerful example of how public institutions can work to protect the lives and wellbeing of vulnerable communities.
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