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Oral transmission of Chagas disease by consumption of açaí palm fruit, Brazil.

Oral transmission of Chagas disease by consumption of açaí palm fruit, Brazil.

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Oral transmission of Chagas disease by consumption of açaí palm fruit, Brazil.

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Aglaêr A Nóbrega

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Elenild Costa

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Erica Tatto

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Marcos T Obara

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Possible oral transmission of acute Chagas' disease in Brazil.

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