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Epidemiology of cutaneous leishmaniasis in the

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The findings showed an increasing trend of the prevalence and incidence rate of cutaneous leishmaniasis over the period study in the region, and it is recommended that the regional authorities paying more attention to control the spreading of the disease.

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