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R. P. R. Research Fellow of the Canada Council's Killam Program and acknowledges the financial support of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada NSERC ; . J. R. was the recipient of an NSERC Scholarship and prograf. Alcohol Mamoun Homeida Overview Alcohol intake in conjunction with Mectizan treatment has been implicated as a possible cause of SAEs, including encephalopathy in L. loa endemic areas. As alcohol consumption is very common in all known L. loa endemic areas, there is a need to study this matter, in order to make a clear recommendation about the possible harmful interaction with Mectizan. There are, however, two issues which must be clarified.
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