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If you liked The trypanosomiases of man by David Weinman, start with Infectious Anemias Due to Bartonella and Related Red Cell Parasites (1944), Infectious blood diseases of man and animals (1968), and Pathogens, the Infections, and the Consequences (2013). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 Infectious Anemias Due to Bartonella and Related Red Cell Parasites 1944 · 107 pages · David Weinman · Same author
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BookOrb recommends Infectious Anemias Due to Bartonella and Related Red Cell Parasites (1944), Infectious blood diseases of man and animals (1968), Pathogens, the Infections, and the Consequences (2013), Les parasites érythrocytaires révélés par la spl/bc/enectomie (1935), and Infection Blood Diseases of Man and Animals (1968).

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The trypanosomiases of man is by David Weinman.