Talk:Cryptosporidiosis

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[edit] Requests

Can someone in the know here add a little bit about how the body does clear the infection? The article explains it lasts for up to two weeks or so, but doesn't explain how the body gets rid of it. Not too much is needed I guess, but a little would help. Also, where is the information from? Proper citation of sources is very important for Wikipedia long term, otherwise critics can point out the info could have been made up out of thin air and thus is unreliable. Thanks - Taxman 22:02, Feb 2, 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Cryptosporidium and Cryptosporidiosis

There was much duplication between these two articles. I have tried to separate these out and post the appropriate information into each. Please feel free to do further tidying but I don't think it appropriate to maintain duplicate information , not least because they said slightly different things. Velela 10:53, 2 April 2006 (UTC)