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PARASITIC infestations are extremely common in Mauritian and East African troops and, as is well known, are responsible for a good deal of chronic malaise and debility. To the medical officer newly arrived in the Middle East, the therapeutic effect of anthelminthics on cases that would have heen diagnosed in V.K. (and often were at their units) as hysteria, functional dyspepsia, dysentery, or neurosis was most rewarding. Most of the patients were Mauritians, but about 15 per cent. were East Africans. Early in the series, all cases of parasitic diseases were included, but the last forty were selected because Ankylostomes were present. The cases were seen over a period of four months.

A note on 100 cases of helminthiasis with special reference to eosinophilia.