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parasitemia

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parasitemia [‚par·ə·si′tē·mē·ə]
(medicine)
The presence of parasites in the blood.
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The scientists found that all individuals in the vaccine group had acquired complete protection against the parasite, while those in the control group who did not receive immunization developed parasitemia (parasites in their blood).
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