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Parasitic Diseases is a medical textbook of infectious diseases published by Parasites Without Borders and originally released in 1982. The original edition was 259 pages; now on the seventh edition, the book has grown to 602 pages. The book is widely regarded as an established medical textbook that provides a conglomeration of knowledge on the broad topic of parasitology and disease mechanisms, diagnostic techniques, treatments, and preventive measures. The latest 7th Edition was updated with a clinical summary section, additional life cycle diagrams, and a pronouncer’s guide to parasite names.

Parasitic Diseases is available in print and online - the textbook has been made available by its publisher free of charge in PDF format in both English and Spanish editions.

Reception
Public reception to Parasitic Diseases has been largely positive. The textbook has been widely donated to medical schools and has been described as an "one-stop shopping for an updated and comprehensive overview of the broad topic of parasitology".

Content
Parasitic Diseases is a widely used medical textbook dealing with basic and clinical aspects of infectious diseases. The seventh edition is divided into forty chapters, organized into eight parts:


 * Part I: Acknowledgements
 * Part II: Preface
 * Part III: Eukaryotic Parasites
 * Part IV: The Protozoa
 * Part V: The Nematodes
 * Part VI: The Cestodes
 * Part VII: The Trematodes
 * Part VIII: The Arthropods