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City Boston / New York / Paris / Philadelphia / Sabin / Prague / London / Naples / / Company IgG / McGraw-Hill Companies / National Reference Laboratory / Toxoplasma / ADES A.E. / W.B. Saunders Company / Plenum Publishing Corporation / / Country Netherlands / Italy / Finland / Denmark / Czech Republic / / / Facility Charles University / National Institute of Public Health / National Reference Laboratory / / IndustryTerm computing / / MedicalCondition microcephaly / relatively recent acute toxoplasmosis / hydrocephalus / viral infection / headache / cervical lymphadenopathy / acute toxoplasmosis / brain tumours / chronic toxoplasmosis / severe disease / acute disease / congenital toxoplasmosis / cases acute toxoplasmosis / schizophrenia / disease / postnatally acquired toxoplasmosis / Toxoplasma gondii infection / fever / latent toxoplasmosis / latent infection / toxoplasmosis / AIDS / congenital Toxoplasma infection / infection / latent disease / Spontaneous abortion / tissue cysts / chronic local inflammation / tumours / / MedicalTreatment immunosuppression / / Organization Department of Parasitology / National Institute of Public Health / Charles University / Ministry of Education / / Person Gerald S. Schmidt / Larry S. Roberts / Kendal Tau / / / Position Nurse / / ProvinceOrState A.B. / New York / / Region Southern Finland / southern Italy / / Technology alpha / antibodies / transplantation / / URL http /
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FOLIA PARASITOLOGICA 52: 199–204, 2005 Influence of latent ‘asymptomatic’ toxoplasmosis on body weight of pregnant women Jaroslav Flegr1, Štěpánka Hrdá1 and Petr Kodym2 1