And parasites need their hosts — if they go extinct, their parasites probably will, too.
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They stimulated sexual development of dormant malaria parasites as it occurs in mosquitoes and then exposed the developing parasites to more than 70,000 compounds with the potential to halt the parasites' development.
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Then, when the parasites outnumber the producers, the party of parasites will give the majority of votes.
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"Everything has parasites, and usually multiple species of parasites that live in all sorts of places," Dr. Spencer said.
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Dr. Trumble discovered that if elderly ApoE4 carriers harbored parasites, their cognitive abilities improved relative to noncarriers with parasites.
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Because malaria parasites invade through membranes and replicate in red blood cells, scientists also want to study how DUP4 keeps the parasites out.
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About 70 percent of their subjects had parasites, and those beetles were larger and ate about 15 percent more than those without parasites.
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Aware of the potential for parasites to help inflammatory disease, the presiding neurologists proposed an experiment: Don't treat the parasites, and see what happens.
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Previously, everyone with the parasites found in a blood test also had to undergo a spinal tap to see if the parasites had reached their brains.
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"Humans co-evolved with a number of different parasites, but today, in our sedentary city life, we've removed those parasites from the mix," Dr. Trumble said.
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Some will be false positives, while others may have antibodies to the parasites—which are what the test detects–but not any actual parasites in their blood.
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Indeed, $50K or even $500K for a consultant won't do anything if they are the wrong person working on the wrong idea — parasites are parasites after all.
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The vaccine, made by Sanaria, contains thousands of live malaria parasites weakened by radiation; the parasites create an immune response but do not persist in the body for long.
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That this behaviour causes parasites' eggs to evolve to look like those of their hosts, and the hosts' eggs to evolve not to look like those of parasites, is well established.
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There are also five different kinds of parasites that can cause malaria, and different populations of these parasites can produce unique antigens, making it a moving target for developing a vaccine.
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The superbugs - malaria parasites that can beat off the best current treatments, artemisinin and piperaquine - have spread throughout Cambodia, with even fitter multidrug resistant parasites spreading in southern Laos and northeastern Thailand.
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E. laminata doesn't have any predators either, spare some parasites.
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Other eye parasites can be far more deadly, Maguire said.
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Similar parasites can be found in mosquitoes in the US.
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Dozens of tiny orange parasites are scratching at the bone.
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Your shoes are covered in bacteria, viruses, germs, and parasites.
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The brown mark's color resembled the color of these parasites.
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She looks like she probably has some parasites and stuff.
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Parasites one more compromising word in this letter, this story.
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That's not to say that parasites became an unalloyed good.
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How exactly the parasites stopped the disease remains somewhat mysterious.
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And they claimed to have seen impressive results with parasites.
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What part of no means no didn't these parasites understand?
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Worse, these parasites have rapidly developed resistance to synthetic pesticides.
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None for parasites like Chagas, elephantiasis, hookworm or liver flukes.
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Similar to the new coronavirus, these phages are excellent parasites.
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Dogs can become infected with intestinal parasites in different ways.
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Researchers have begun carefully studying the roles that parasites play.
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"Experiments show that these rats can detect a sample with TB parasites in a second and evidence has shown that they are able to sniff out even those with very minimal parasites,"she said.
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Its job was to answer questions about the arms races that go on between some birds and the nest parasites (cuckoos and so forth) that attempt to trick them into raising the parasites' young.
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Humans aren't the only ones who have to deal with parasites.
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Germs. Water carries lots and lots of viruses, parasites, and germs.
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The CDC recommends flash freezing or cooking fish to kill parasites.
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In people, elevated green bile pigment levels sometimes kill malaria parasites.
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And it's not airborne inter-dimensional alien parasites this time around.
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Why would their bodies produce antibodies if there weren't any parasites?
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But parasites don't grow in people if they are really malnourished.
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Ticks also spread microscopic parasites that attack your red blood cells.
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But some egg-laying parasites go more than just skin deep.
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To add insult to injury, they transmit exotic diseases and parasites.
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There was talk of disease, pesticides, drought, floods, suburban sprawl, parasites.
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Others were suffering from physical wounds, skin conditions and external parasites.
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These parasites have invaded and decimated wild and domestic bee colonies.
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Metamorphosis also takes time, leaving animals vulnerable to predators and parasites.
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Opinion Columnist Parasites are a huge force in the natural world.
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The disease is caused by parasites transmitted to humans by mosquitoes.
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Some bumble bee colonies share symbiotic microbes that ward off parasites.
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Similarly, voters now judge political insiders to be parasites to progress.
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Others who study parasites say the new papers are a big deal.
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Parasites and other infectious diseases can change body odor — including poop odor!
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Making larvae is not the only way the parasites use scent, however.
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That's why scientists went looking for the parasites all over the world.
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Parasites, such as ticks and fleas, were also scarce in chimp beds.
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Land cannot be developed if it is full of disease-carrying parasites.
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Image: YouTubeEverybody knows that the world is filled with creepy, microscopic parasites.
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Hate and anger are emotional parasites that destroy your joy in life.
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About seven out of 10 animals on Earth are parasites, he says.
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He must have harbored some parasites undetected, without any symptoms, for decades.
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Doctors warn about the risks of bacteria and parasites in raw fish.
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Dr. Spencer suspects we have wiped out other parasites without realizing it.
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Dogs are artificially infected with parasites, then given drugs to treat them.
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Doctors later found parasites in the man's body while he underwent surgery.
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Toxoplasmosis is a disease spread by parasites in the feces of cats.
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Whether those leaves actually contained chemical compounds toxic to parasites was unclear.
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You might still consume parasites, but at least they would be dead.
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"The malaria parasite is one of the very ancient parasites," Baum said.
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On the face of it, parasites use a variety of similar strategies.
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Are certain parasites more beneficial to the brain while others are harmful?
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And the risk of picking up parasites increased in higher geographic latitudes.
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Oh, who was found to be infested with parasites when he underwent medical examination in the South, attributed to the use of human feces as fertilizer for the problem -- saying that "most people have parasites" in the country.
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A research team led by Paul Overgaauw at Utrecht University sought to learn if zoonotic bacteria and parasites, that is, bacteria and parasites that can leap between species, might be found in commercial RMBD products, and to what extent.
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So for example, you have the assassin, or kissing bug [a tropical bloodsucking insect that transmits parasites like the one that causes Chagas disease], but that's just one, whereas mosquitoes have parasites like malaria and numerous viruses and worms.
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In a sense, the Tsimane cohabitate with these parasites most of their lives.
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And because sloths are so slow, parasites—even moths—grow on their fur.
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Now we have to rule out parasites with a poo test...lucky me.
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Some people also appeared to think "Parasite" was a movie about literal parasites.
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The parasites have caused significant financial headaches for the tourism and hospitality industries.
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While researchers continue to seek bedbugs' weakness, the war against these parasites continues.
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It turns out that intestinal parasites are more durable than you might think.
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Like any living organism subject to sufficient pressure, malaria parasites mutate to survive.
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Because babies, they're just like little parasites, and you're like their personal assistant.
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If we think of the music world as a garden, they're like parasites.
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"These folks who prey upon American entertainment and sports are parasites," said Sen.
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Sometimes, they're hosts to parasites that feast on the blood of adorable ducklings.
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In the wild, a species may regain the old relationship with its parasites.
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"In Africa, we've given up to 1.8 million parasites safely," Dr. Seder said.
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I greatly appreciated Velasquez-Manoff's article about treating inflammatory bowel disease with parasites.
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Weinstock, a gastroenterologist now at Tufts University, thought that parasites were to blame.
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The operating assumption in this world seems to be that parasites usually work.
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I was more worried about broken legs, snakebites, parasites and other gross things.
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So scientists will euthanize the dogs to physically examine their bodies for parasites.
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Using artemisinin for prevention could speed the emergence of parasites resistant to it.
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From parasites to apex predators, Herzog understood that nature would claim us all.
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Defectors to the South have cited the existence of parasites and abysmal nutrition.
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The protozoan parasites, injected as the flies suck blood, burrow into the brain.
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They looked for signs of lesions, parasites and infections, but came up empty.
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Crowds are dangerous: parasites are found more heavily on bumblebees in urban areas.
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When taken promptly, those drugs killed the parasites before they killed their host.
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Casadevall added the same logic can be applied to viruses, bacteria, and parasites.
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Animals that congregate in groups, like us, invariably share parasites and other infections.
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Parasites usually impact individual health—they suck your blood or take your food.
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Experiments with mice showed that parasites in the skin could indeed be transmitted when flies fed, but MacLeod, Bucheton and their colleagues needed to find out if there really were people who had parasites in their skin and not their blood.
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Thanks to all the powerful learning we've done as a species, we have minimized the regular interaction not just with parasites but even with friendly bacteria and parasites that helped to teach and hone the immune system — that "trained" it.
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Consuming raw fish and meat carry other risks, like bacteria, viruses, and other parasites.
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Those yeast and parasites, though, are single-celled, and mistletoe is very much not.
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It also showed promise in fighting viruses, cancers, and even harmful pests and parasites.
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Most of their trees ended up dying of blight or were ravaged by parasites.
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The immune system is a network of cells which defends against parasites and pathogens.
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The house itself is the host body, its inhabitants the "parasites" fighting to survive.
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The researchers cut out the parasites' digestive tracts and filtered them to extract DNA.
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These "waterfalls" supposedly brought out the parasites, which were visible in the toilet bowl.
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The answer to the many parasites of our world is shockingly also a cleanse.
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The pens can be a breeding ground for sea lice and disease, and parasites.
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People assume they have gotten better, unaware that parasites still lurk in their bodies.
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Thus, poop-eating is an adaptive behavior that helped canine ancestors avoid intestinal parasites.
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But the malaria parasites have started to develop a resistance to artemisinin, now, too.
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The causes of the bee crash include industrial agriculture, parasites, pathogens and climate change.
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In my case, I was found with parasites because I was in good condition.
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Americares is working to supply containers that can filter out bacteria, viruses and parasites.
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Five decades ago, researchers first began to find evidence of an upside to parasites.
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They even came to depend on parasites to help the immune system develop properly.
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But aggressive human intervention may also forever sever some links between hosts and parasites.
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Over the course of ten to 12 days, the parasites then multiply inside her.
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They investigated parasites, moulds and diseases that occur only in pockets of the USA.
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The light and compact device removes more than 99.9% of waterborne bacteria and parasites.
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Researchers aren't sure what the parasites do, but they are ubiquitous among the species.
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These cells are usually seen in allergic responses or with infections due to parasites.
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But there are negatives associated with sociality, like the transmission of parasites and diseases.
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The parasites swim into your bloodstream and then go throughout the body, creating cysts.
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"Don't plant tropical milkweed," Werner says; it isn't native and can harbor monarch parasites.
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Eventually, we both tested positive for Lyme disease bacteria and malaria-like Babesia parasites.
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Gall-forming parasites have been studied for hundreds of years, as have parasitic plants.
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Parasites and vector-borne diseases take about seven months off of global life expectancy.
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The parasites that circulate in the region may be able to mutate especially quickly.
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This is a clear and ominous sign that the parasites are becoming more resistant.
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The system turns us all into parasites, but not everyone pays the same price.
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Animals that hadn't cured themselves stuck with regular food and remained infected with parasites.
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Parasites deserve some of the respect that top predators have earned in recent decades.
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Migrating parasites like these will arrive in ecosystems where other parasitic species are disappearing.
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Eat more unprocessed, clean food, with no mold, no obvious discoloration, and no parasites.
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Jews never belong enough anywhere to avoid vilification as parasites, vultures, usurers and traitors.
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"This government broke up the Venezuelan family and turned parents into parasites," she said.
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Scientists have discovered a way to use magnets to fight back against intergalactic parasites.
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The parasites seem to be spread by a species of fly that feed on eyeball secretions, usually on cattle but scientists have linked the parasites to face flies, which feed on the fluids secreted by cow or human eyeballs to lubricate them.
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The water can harbor bacteria, viruses, and parasites — and cleaning can make matters even worse.
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Rather than taking advantage of another insect, however, these parasites leech off the plant kingdom.
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"Stick to Atlantic fish — they are usually less likely to carry parasites than Pacific fish."
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Some of the reasons: climate change, pesticides, parasites, disease, habitat loss and harmful mite infestations.
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Instead, the parasites are pooped out while the bugs feed on their unsuspecting, sleeping victims.
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The parasites then get rubbed into the wound or eyes by our own cloddish hands.
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There are actually two parasites on this poor bird—notice the mosquito on its chest.
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Maybe millennials aren't just parasites; maybe they've evolved into contributing members of the login ecosystem.
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The dogs were "full of fleas and internal parasites; hookworms, whipworms, ear mites," she said.
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Once the new linings were in place, the researchers added parasites to some of them.
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The PiS leader has in the past warned that migrants carry "all sorts of parasites".
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A supportive recruiter in Beijing says that a government filled with "parasites" is "inevitably doomed".
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Parasites, pathogens, germs, those were a reliable source of disease and death in our ancestry.
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Or you could make sure it has been properly heated or frozen to kill parasites.
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So, most of the time, a fly wouldn't ingest any parasites from an infected person.
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The thing is, most people in positions of power are horrible, spiritually bankrupt fucking parasites.
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The problem: Parasites on the tree could spread to others on the White House property.
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Thanks to clean food and water, a growing number of people were freed from parasites.
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Five outbreaks were caused by chemicals or toxic algal blooms rather than bacteria or parasites.
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In places the fur had torn away, revealing raw skin almost certainly infested with parasites.
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Some bugs and parasites spend part of their life cycles in nice, warm human bodies.
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You're the stranger in a land of jaguars, crocodiles, snakes, piranhas, parasites and tropical diseases.
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And, the situation can quickly become life-threatening if the parasites are inside the brain.
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Because of their susceptibility to parasites and infections, wild hogs are potential carriers of disease.
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To cheer yourself up, consider celebrating that you can't afford to feed your parasites anymore.
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Generally, the No. 1 job of eos in the body is to fight off parasites.
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It&aposs important to clean dogs&apos paws to avoid parasites, infections, allergies, and more.
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Somehow they used enough to kill parasites, but not so much as to kill themselves.
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Vivid colors are typical of crabs that clean parasites from fish in exchange for protection.
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And though conservatives regularly castigate public-sector unions as parasites, they typically exempt the police.
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The mud helps them regulate their body temperature, avoid parasites and protect from solar radiation.
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Evolutionary biologists have long included microbes and parasites in how they think about sexual reproduction.
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There's also the Pantaneiro cattle, which can resist parasites that would knock out commercial breeds.
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And to make matters worse, TIME reports, those parasites are becoming immune to aquaculture pesticides.
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But a new Kurzgesagt YouTube video explains how a particular group of parasites are meaner and more disgusting that you ever could have imagined..Neglected Tropical Diseases—or NTDs—are a special group of parasites that prevail from tropical and subtropical areas of the world.
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It'll destroy yeast infections, cure cancer, eliminate parasites, and somehow ward off gayness, these videos blare.
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Other doctors have also described removing various types of worms and parasites from North Korean defectors.
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" He also recently wrote an op-ed The Roanoke Times denouncing neo-Nazis as "cultural parasites.
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All of the wasps described in the new study developed as solitary parasites inside fly pupae.
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But for me, it's the otherworldliness of parasites that makes them such a focus of fear.
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Dissidents would be punished for political crimes, or (once rendered unemployable) for being parasites on society.
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From the bloodstream, the parasites invade the central nervous system and cross the blood–brain barrier.
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A scan of this frog reveals its skeleton, muscle structure, even some parasites lurking in there.
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So why did the prevalence of parasites during Roman times increase compared to the Iron Age?
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These include bacteria and parasites, like Salmonella, Pasteurella, Campylobacter, Cryptosporidium, Leptospira, Giardia, ringworm, and hookworm. Yuck.
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In another fight, I battled a swarm of yellow Kirbys, representing the Metroid franchise's X Parasites.
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Why it matters: Malaria parasites are starting to show more resistance against insecticides and drug treatments.
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Parasites such as nematodes have been shown to increase in fish as the water gets warmer.
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The problem is, raw water can contain parasites like Giardia and pathogenic bacteria like E. coli.
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Unlike, say, the lovable parasites that are dogs, the benefits of domesticated cattle are immediately obvious.
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We teach the importance of shelter, spraying for ticks and other parasites, de-worming and vaccinations.
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If infected with bacteria, viruses or parasites, a biting tick poses a risk to human health.
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In its new home, the species has little competition and few natural predators, diseases or parasites.
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"I'm really interested in the impact of heavy metals and parasites on our bodies," she says.
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If endangered species are going to escape extinction, he argues, they may need parasites to survive.
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Aggressive medicine may endanger captive animals by removing parasites that help their immune systems develop normally.
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It is possible because the Democratic dream come true is this: The parasites outnumber the producers.
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Ova began showing up in his stool, indicating that his body now hosted living, breeding parasites.
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But for those malnourished, this can be much more critical as parasites steal much-needed nutrition.
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Parasites are reportedly widespread in the state due to the use of human excrement as fertilizer.
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Malaria parasites make for some really shitty guests in the human body, even by parasite standards.
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Coronaviruses aren't the only nasty parasites that succumb to a vigorous application of soap and water.
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"That explained how these beetles were existing with all these parasites in them," Dr. Davis said.
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When parasites transmitted by mosquitoes swarm into the brain, the disease can kill within 20183 hours.
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We might be able to save honeybees from viruses transmitted by invasive parasites without chemical treatment.
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Global health Parasites transmitted by tsetse flies travel to the brain, causing paranoia, fury and death.
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But this peeling bark is a useful adaptation, which helps to eliminate harmful insects and parasites.
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In a major oversight, they didn't factor in the extent to which parasites feed on hosts.
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Some parasites move from host to host by making prey species easier for predators to kill.
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After this he collected them, inspected them for parasites and released them back into the wild.
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It's easy to imagine how the parasites got in the water—though you'd probably rather not.
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Since it takes about two days for parasites and other pathogens to develop, eating fresh poop is not usually dangerous, and in fact, eating poop that was festering in their living quarters was actually a helpful way to avoid intestinal parasites such as larvae and worms.
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In a paper published in several scientific journals, Newer Tools to Fight Inter-Galactic Parasites and Their Transmissibility in Zyrgion Simulation, leading scientist Beth Smith laid out research describing a new method to fight the terrible parasites that live by implanting false memories in their hosts.
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How many parasites out there are changing the smell of their hosts, or the sounds they make?
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As experienced campers know, even apparently pristine mountain streams often contain nasty parasites like giardia and cryptosporidium.
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Parker said that in addition to creating a stunning view, the snow helps the town eliminate parasites.
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One prominent Wikipedia editor suggested calling the pirates "digital brood parasites" who leech off of Wikimedia's servers.
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They have different symptoms but are all caused by parasites called kinteoplastids with similar biology and genetics.
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They also used vacuums to suck up any potential parasites from 15 beds and their immediate surroundings.
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The epidemic, of course, is not literal parasites but the rise in teens who use e-cigarettes.
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Dogs, Reed argues, are "parasites" conning humans into feeding and caring for them with their adorable antics.
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"That painting seems to be influenced by the parasites I was carrying around inside me," he said.
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But here's another one for you: most Greenland sharks have small crustacean parasites dangling from their eyes.
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The researchers tested the device and used it to isolate malaria parasites from blood in 15 minutes.
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By 2030, the WHO hopes to see malaria eliminated in the region before its resistant parasites spread.
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Similar to parasites, many of us find rats gross because of how dirty and dangerous they are.
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Raw things are full of bacteria, and sometimes parasites, because animals have those things in their tissue.
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Beekeepers long have struggled to protect their hives from parasites, viruses, insecticides, and other colony-destroying threats.
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To see if human parasites were indeed responsible for the Black Death, the researchers turned to math.
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For one, it's hard for harmful parasites or predators to gain a foothold in the challenging conditions.
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You'll need to start being extra careful with your sushi, because it could be contaminated with parasites.
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At least 100 known parasites manipulate their host's behavior to enhance their own transmission, according to McAuliffe.
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"A lot of parasites will want them to sign the rights to books, to films," said Galleguillos.
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We host a wide variety of other creatures, including bacteria and fungi, as well as various parasites.
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MacLeod has promised that she will dance a jig if they find any parasites in people's skin.
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They can pit producers against parasites, the devout against the blasphemous, or the heterosexual against the homosexual.
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The number of tuft cells in the new mice soared as the parasites colonized their intestines, too.
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You must have encountered plenty of parasites, especially when you were at the top of the charts.
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"Some of these parasites may turn out to be quite good for their hosts," Dr. Spencer said.
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Moreover, the article fails to mention that worm parasites never really went away in the United States.
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Don Antonio knew another way to dispel the parasites, using a natural remedy ubiquitous in the Amazon.
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The parasites themselves aren't visible and go after red blood cells, causing anemia and flu-like symptoms.
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Documents list substances that users have found may accidentally kill parasites, like oregano oil and nitrous oxide.
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Honeybee populations have been on a decline, facing threats from parasites, pesticides, habitat loss, and climate change.
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A massive sunfish in Crystal Bay, Indonesia floats up from the deep to rid itself of parasites.
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The last of the five neglected parasites is cysticercosis, also most often caught in Latin America, too.
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They also help mud adhere to the skin, which protects against parasites and rays from the sun.
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Another type of mutation that's been spreading lately blocks malaria parasites from hanging out in the placenta.
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The parasites, roundworms of the genus Toxocara, live in the intestines of cats and dogs, especially strays.
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It's now clear that the parasites were sustained through the age of dinosaurs by more ancient animals.
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The city's Druid Lake reservoir is also clouded with particles that can carry viruses, bacteria, or parasites.
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Yet, unlike parasites such as intestinal worms, viruses are almost completely dependent upon the cells they hijack.
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The lake is twice the size of Belgium, but it is overfished and filled with deadly parasites.
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Fleas are more than just a nuisance; these parasites can pose a threat to your cat's health.
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The parasites spread throughout the body and multiply exponentially, causing chills, fever, headache, nausea and intense fatigue.
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The work follows on their earlier discoveries: signs of rickets, osteoarthritis and intestinal parasites in the mummies.
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Parasites typically live in or on their hosts, but that does not protect them from climate change.
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Many human diseases are the result of parasites and pathogens jumping from animal species to our own.
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Still, the discovery underscores the ingenuity of myxozoans, the class of parasites to which H. salminicola belongs.
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They are known to be susceptible to skin parasites, and readily sand-swim when given the chance.
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Animals with no access to sand also shed parasites, but at half the rate of the others.
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This African insect harbours harmful parasites called trypanosomes, spreading them to humans and animals through its bite.
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Beth Smith, the Zyrgion simulation, and intergalactic memory implanting parasites are all references to Rick and Morty.
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And these contain some of the nastiest bacteria and parasites, including norovirus, shigella, E. coli, and cryptosporidium.
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Or perhaps Ötzi ate the fern as a type of medicine to treat his intestinal parasites, Zink said.
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The problem when it comes to manipulative parasites is this bias seeps into our understanding of these manipulations.
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But bee colonies are collapsing around the world as parasites, pesticides and habitat loss take a deadly toll.
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It's hard to say why bees are dying, but some probable causes are pesticides, parasites or climate change.
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But outbreaks do not occur because the victims are usually treated quickly, killing the parasites in their blood.
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The 100 kittens are bred, brought to the lab, then fed raw meat infected with toxoplasma, or parasites.
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Farming also exposes the creatures to pesticides, and bees are under attack from parasites and pathogens, as well.
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Of those 70,000, only six were both active against the parasites and potentially safe to give to humans.
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In parts of the Mekong, the parasites Anopheles mosquitoes inject into the human bloodstream are resisting conventional treatment.
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Background: The female Anopheles mosquito is the vector of malaria parasites (there are now more than 100 species).
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But the worms can also wiggle into human skin and cause a rash before the misguided parasites die.
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Clearing land of disease-carrying parasites can open it up to farming, mining and other forms of development.
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It's also a potent agent against parasites and is either taken internally as a drink or used topically.
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When refugees arrive in the US, an initial medical exam screens for everything from malaria to intestinal parasites.
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Infectious diseases are caused by pathogens and parasites, such as prions, viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and helminths (worms).
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After rat lungworm parasites attacked his nervous system and brain in 2008, severe inflammation led to a coma.
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Yes, the disease initially makes the jump from rodents to humans, but from there, human parasites take over.
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"For example, freezing fish to the appropriate temperature and for the appropriate duration can kill parasites," Rowland said.
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"If you actually had people carrying malaria parasites they'd probably have a really big odor signal," said Lindsay.
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Malaria is caused by Plasmodium parasites which are carried by mosquitoes and spread through their blood-sucking bites.
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Malaria is caused by Plasmodium parasites, which are carried by mosquitoes and spread through their blood-sucking bites.
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Most people who are diagnosed with sleeping sickness have a very low concentration of parasites in their blood.
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Eighty percent of the birds examined were found to have parasites, with lice being the most common infestation.
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They found no parasites or other pathogens in the stool, and nothing seemed to be adulterating the food.
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Even if those attitudes change, researchers still need to learn a lot more about parasites to manage them.
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The radiation is applied to mosquitoes carrying the parasites, which then are gathered from the insects' salivary glands.
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In the wake of the migrant crisis, Kaczyński claimed refugees from the Middle East could be carrying parasites.
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You lug a bacterial swarm in the crook of your knee, and through my guts writhe helminth parasites.
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Scientists then harvest the parasites from the kittens' stools before euthanizing and incinerating them, according to NBC News.
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A moderator once politely asked that I stop referring to helminths as parasites and call them "symbionts" instead.
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It only takes 90 seconds to get blood separated into individual components: red cells, plasma and possibly parasites.
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Increased heat stress, food shortages, disease and parasites -- climate change overarches each of these challenges, the report states.
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But the case illustrates the surprising and unexpected ways parasites can cross over from animal to human hosts.
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Bee experts like to sum up the crisis with the "4 Ps": parasites, poor nutrition, pathogens and pesticides.
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"You need a lot of moose on the landscape to have a lot of parasites," Dr. Pekins said.
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Adult dogs can become infected with coccidia as well, but many dogs develop an immunity to these parasites.
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Malaria is transmitted to humans (and other animals) by infected mosquitoes, who inject malaria parasites into the bloodstream.
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But, as with any such approach to parasites and pathogens, extensive use has encouraged the evolution of resistance.
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That brings new diseases, parasites, and other threats to the marine life that already lives there, she says.
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But he has shown for sure that this odd behaviour does indeed help keep lizards' parasites under control.■
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Venous injection let the parasites travel directly to the liver, where they primed white blood cells, he said.
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The small cleaner wrasse eats parasites, dead skin, and extra food off the grouper — a win-win situation.
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In contrast, bacteria and parasites like malaria have different "sugar coats" that are not seen on human cells.
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Vets at the Cabarrus Animal Hospital treated a number of illnesses, including a respiratory infection and intestinal parasites.
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The vaccine would then attack the parasites in the mosquitoes' midguts, making them unable to infect anyone else.
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Analysts also noted that significantly less sunshine than usual and abundant rains have favoured the spread of parasites.
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Just keeping the flock alive can be an unanticipated challenge; sheep succumb readily to parasites, predators and disease.
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"Our real enemies — the things we really do want to drive extinct — are viruses and parasites," Esvelt said.
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"Like a back-seat driver, but a bit more sinister," said Mr. Herbison, describing these mind-controlling parasites.
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She has a friend who researches bird parasites, for example, but is now helping expose the plastic menace.
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In future, the technique could be used by scientists to study insects that impact on human health, including parasites.
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Some were plagued with diarrhea and hydration troubles, while others were strapped with genetic disorders and riddled with parasites.
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Centrifuges can help isolate and detect low levels of infection, pathogens and parasites in blood, urine and stool samples.
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It would also reduce competition among suppliers of products to prevent parasites in cattle and sheep, the FTC said.
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And when they do this, their behavior and their anatomy change, and they become what we call social parasites.
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While you were there, you and several other researchers were infected with Leishmaniasis, a disease caused by protozoan parasites.
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Climate change, parasites, the intensification of pesticide use, urbanisation and an obsession with tidiness are causing colonies to collapse.
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Studies link open defecation to public health issues, as it increases the spread of parasites due to water contamination.
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Fang's strategy has been shown to reduce the number of parasites in mosquito saliva by as much as 98%.
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E. coli, enterococcus, diarrheal parasites, and other germs whose effects range from annoying to deadly are spread through excrement.
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The theory that modern humans are under-exposed to micro-organisms and parasites is known as the "hygiene hypothesis".
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Unfortunately for the parasites in this video, it would seem that the host did not live to find water.
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Pérez-de la Fuente also noticed that two of these terrible parasites had strange fibers attached to their bodies.
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So we gave the mosquito part of the mouse immune system that allows it to fight off human parasites.
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This latest strain of parasites are going by the names mutant or super lice — you decide which is worse.
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And that's why we're here today—to test everyone in Missira for signs of the parasites in their blood.
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All parasites were removed from Oh's system, some of them as long as 27 centimeters (more than 10 inches).
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I personally welcome any new therapy that helps these people, regardless of the "unclean" image associated with ingesting parasites.
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Vector-borne diseases are passed to humans by way of pathogens — bacteria, viruses and parasites — which lead to illnesses.
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Pesticides, parasites, lack of flowers and other forage, erratic weather, and disease have caused drastic declines in bee populations.
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The best way to make water safer is by boiling it, which will kill disease-causing bacteria and parasites.
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Like Vik, a growing contingent of users has learned to cultivate parasites for self-treatment, circumventing the providers altogether.
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He thinks parasites do this, in part, by increasing the secretion of mucus, which selectively feeds anti-inflammatory bacteria.
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I'm incredibly selfish, I want to live my life, children are parasites, I want Chanel over buying baby clothes.
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And per the CDC, poop-hitchhiking parasites like giardia can survive anywhere from a few days to several weeks.
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Four other broths were found to have greater than 50% transmission blocking activity, preventing male parasites from maturing sexually.
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Like other goldenrods, seaside goldenrod hosts a number of insect parasites that lay eggs in the plant's living stems.
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In Arizona, a man died after reportedly taking a nonmedical form of chloroquine used to fight parasites in aquariums.
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They learn baffling and solipsistic jargon: "Parasites" are people who suffer, creating problems where none exist and craving attention.
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Parasites have a leisurely lifestyle — set up camp at someone else's place, live off their food, profit (evolutionarily speaking).
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Global health Canines can sniff out the socks worn by children carrying the mosquito-borne parasites, a study found.
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Pneumonia, an infection in the lungs, can be caused by a variety of organisms — bacteria, fungi, viruses, even parasites.
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But the most significant drawback appears to be a greater chance of acquiring harmful, species-specific parasites or pathogens.
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"It was likely these early chewing parasites might have fed on bird feathers, pending future new findings," Shih said.
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That is a dead copepod, a type of marine plankton, and it&aposs filled with parasites erratically swimming about.
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All four of the young women shattered the myth that adult children who live at home are listless parasites.
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Once you've killed those organisms you get more parasites and invaders, and then you have to use more chemicals.
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It isn't the first time a North Korean defector has been found to have large numbers of stomach parasites or hepatitis B. A 2015 study of 169 defectors by Dankook University College of Medicine in South Korea found that out of the 17 female subjects who provided stool samples, seven had parasites.
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Consumers can also protect themselves from foodborne illnesses by cooking raw produce, which kills most pathogens including parasites like cyclospora.
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"As with most long-lived particle searches … we're like parasites living off the real physics that's going on," said Haas.
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This makes infected rodents much more likely to be caught by cats, which eat them and their mind-controlling parasites.
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By then, scientists had learned that B chromosomes are only a tiny fraction of the molecular parasites making genomes fat.
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Not all people infected with Leishmania parasites develop symptoms, but those who do get sick in one of three ways.
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The chewable drugs are given once a month, or every few months, to fight external parasites on dogs and cats.
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The most devious among them are the behavioral manipulators — parasites that get into other critters' bodies and mind-control them.
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An op-ed published by the San Diego Union-Tribune calling dogs "parasites" is getting a pretty bad reaction online.
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Researchers then collect the kittens' feces for two to three weeks, in order to extract the parasites to study further.
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Diana Cox-Foster, an entomologist, offers Mr Hanson the theory of the four Ps: parasites, poor nutrition, pesticides and pathogens.
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The Kims begin to infiltrate and deceive the Parks, weaving a web of lies, almost as if they were parasites.
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If the feces is composted for a long time, the parasites die off and the remaining nutrients boost crop yields.
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According to the CDC, most worms will die without treatment, though the dying parasites can trigger a painful immune response.
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Fang has modified the fungus to attack malaria parasites inside infected mosquitoes, while also causing physical impairments to mosquitoes themselves.
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The LifeStraw microfiltration membrane removes almost all bacteria and parasites from the water — that includes dreaded salmonella and E. coli.
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Most of them cause diarrhea — norovirus, bacterial infections like Shigella and E. coli, and parasites like Cryptosporidium were all reported.
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In "Total Rickcall," the Smiths battle a bunch of parasites pretending to be part of the family through false memories.
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The Verge spoke with Rabaiotti, Caruso, and Kocak on a conference call about fart-catching devices and gonad-eating parasites.
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"By studying the genomes of these parasites we found two genetic markers that are linked with piperaquine resistance," Amato said.
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Most are the usual suspects of disease—the bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses that evolved right alongside us for millennia.
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Well, it just so happens that the eggs of parasites don't typically hatch into infectious larvae for a few days.
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Four of the products had the Sarcocystis cruzi and Sarcocystis tenella parasites (the former of which is transmissible to humans).
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Old shark fishermen have recounted how the parasites would fall off by the hundreds when the shark was hoisted aboard.
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The most effective way of eliminating certain fish-related illnesses and parasites is to cook it at the right temperature.
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"A long time ago, colleagues of ours were studying human malaria parasites and they put them into mice," said James.
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According to Lord O'Neill and his colleagues 21990,270 people die each year from infection by drug-resistant pathogens and parasites.
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In addition, the flocks housed are usually of the same age and breed, which could reduce the range of parasites.
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Reuters reported that the tree would be inspected for parasites, which could spread to other trees nearby if left unchecked.
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The surprising sight prompted the courthouse to completely shut down for the day to allow exterminators to kill the parasites.
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"These parasites," is what she called her rivals trying to impeach her, many of whom are facing their own scandals.
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As a result, they can trasmit all kinds of nasty illnesses, from parasites to bacterial infections, to their human hosts.
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When I first began exploring the movement a few years ago, two self-styled "providers" supplied most of the parasites.
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In animals, parasites increase counts of anti-inflammatory bacteria thought to prevent a range of disorders, including asthma and colitis.
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And parasites that find themselves in unfamiliar hosts can, in theory, cause significant disease and, in rare cases, even death.
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As I fled, I walked past a wall of needlework depicting Trump's most deranged quotes and I thought about parasites.
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Throughout the film, there are constant references to Paradise turning into "parasites" and its waters becoming diseased by cancerous unknowns.
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Parasites in patients that take them get exposed to drugs they shouldn't be—and start building resistance, without our knowledge.
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She is the second known person to be infected by these parasites, known as Thelazia gulosa, which typically infect cattle.
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Every organism needs to avoid parasites and prevent the ingestion of harmful foods (citrus fruits can be poisonous to canines).
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Urban shepherds, like the shepherds of old, must be alert for dangers to the flock: illness, injury, parasites, difficult deliveries.
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It must be delivered by intravenous injection, must be stored in liquid nitrogen and requires very high doses of parasites.
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Parasites, of course, steal cholesterol and other fats, either by extracting them from your food or by drinking your blood.
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The pin-tailed whydah is one out of only about 100 parasites of the 10,000 bird species in the world.
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Bong wants us to widen our gaze and look at the whole ecosystem we're living in — hosts and parasites alike.
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But as much as a tapeworm or a blood fluke may disgust us, parasites are crucial to the world's ecosystems.
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However, Ken Toyama of the University of Toronto has a third: that the animals are ridding themselves of skin parasites.
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And examination shows that forest-dwelling members of the species tend to have more skin parasites than do beach dwellers.
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Their fleas may carry the Yersinia pestis bacterium, which causes the illness, and the parasites sometimes bite pets and humans.
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The solution is used as an industrial disinfectant, including in water purification, to kill harmful bacteria, viruses, and sometime parasites.
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Washington (CNN)The Agriculture Department announced Tuesday it is discontinuing its practice of infecting kittens with parasites for research purposes.
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Their misbegotten efforts have not made them human but something much less than that, something base, ignominious—parasites, in fact.
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Laura in "The Matchbox Sign" imagines that her body is crawling with parasites — and her boyfriend participates in the fantasy.
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This was surprising because, generally, there are fewer parasites in northern regions, including places like the Netherlands, Germany or Britain.
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The bug spreads through oocysts (an early stage of life in some parasites) that are passed out in a person's feces.
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Typical holiday behavior — eating at unfamiliar locations and spending a lot of time outdoors — increases the chances of picking up parasites.
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Tsetse flies are carriers of the parasites, and they inject them into the bloodstream of any animal — including humans — they bite.
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Antimicrobial resistance refers to the ability of bacteria, parasites, viruses, and fungi to resist these drugs, making many standard treatments ineffective.
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"The parasites are in the lining of my brain, moving around," an infected Hawaii woman told local news site Civil Beat.
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Zach is the artist behind the wonderfully nerdy Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal comics and Kelly is a scientist focusing on parasites.
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I know Kelly is a scientist focusing on parasites, but neither of you are experts in all 10 of these fields.
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People also got itchy rashes thanks to parasites called avian schistosomes, which usually infect birds and a specific species of snail.
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You know, CNN had that story which was really gross, about how the guy had 303 inch parasites in his stomach.
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Bees depend on redvine for nectar and pollen, the protein source that helps hives survive freezing temperatures, parasites and other stressors.
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And then there's the recent evidence from outbreaks in Africa showing that Yersinia pestis can spread among humans via human parasites.
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These are all symptoms Ms. Kango can easily diagnose as malaria or parasites, the two most common ailments in this village.
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As a result, he was putting himself at risk for hepatitis, rotavirus, and a whole slew of other pathogens and parasites.
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In the folds of its belly the shark also has other parasites in the form of little yellow crabs (Aega arctica).
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It's possible, Dr. Spencer said, that the lack of parasites may help explain why some species restoration projects have been disappointing.
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Tagaki and his team's work brings a new perspective to cat research (a refreshing change from studies of brain-controlling parasites).
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When Loke heard Vik's story — his disease, his trip to Thailand, his trouble incubating the parasites — he found the tale compelling.
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Anecdote fuels the movement, because no large randomized, double-blinded, placebo-controlled studies have produced evidence that parasites can cure anything.
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Yet even as he put most of his life savings into starting Biome Restoration, he has kept giving away parasites freely.
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Daphna told her that Jazz was probably infected with parasites that were preventing him from absorbing the nutrients in his food.
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Hikari Bio-Pure Freeze-Dried Bloodworms are freeze-dried to preserve nutritional quality and they don't have harmful parasites or bacteria.
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Initially Platts-Mills thought that maybe intestinal parasites or even a mold from the region was sensitizing patients to alpha-gal.
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How did such a simple thing as soap and warm water -- and alcohol-based sanitizers -- obtain such power over these parasites?
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Microbiome is the term scientists use to refer to the collection of bacteria, fungi, archaea, viruses, and parasites colonizing our body.
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The parasites' presence in Binh Phuoc was reported in the October issue of The Lancet Infectious Diseases, a British medical journal.
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In the 19th century, saloonkeepers across the United States and around the world were seen as parasites on the local community.
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Her case stumped veterinarians, who had already ruled out many of the obvious culprits, including parasites, irritable-bowel disease and diabetes.
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Recently, scientists carried out the first large-scale study of what climate change may do to the world's much-loathed parasites.
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As it turns out, as much as 80 percent of the lines in a given food web are links to parasites.
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"If parasites are keeping disease down in wildlife, they might also be indirectly keeping them down in humans," Mr. Carlson said.
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Even with modern technology and strict regulation, penned fish have mixed with the wild population, introducing catastrophic parasites like salmon lice.
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Too often we are firing the weapons scattershot so that viruses, bacteria and parasites can recognize them and adapt their defenses.
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A vet should diagnose any parasites, allergies or infections, but these are general health signs that a lay person can recognize.
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Among the 33 outbreaks with a confirmed infectious etiology, most (58 percent) were cryptosporidium, a diarrheal disease caused by microscopic parasites.
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The worms' biology could be key for humans All eight of the worms are unique -- some are predators, some are parasites.
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It was put in quarantine because of fears parasites on the tree could spread to others on the White House property.
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They also homed in on particular parasites like the ones already mentioned, which have potential to spill over into other animals.
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Blood supplies are typically screened for blood-borne diseases before being made available to recipients, but Guerin believes that screening is not always being conducted systematically and that when it is, current lab techniques are not sensitive enough to spot all malaria parasites, particularly latent infections or when parasites are hiding in people who are infected but symptom-free.
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The dogs, who we named Pebbles and BamBam, were very emaciated, dehydrated, full of internal and external parasites, and covered in wounds.
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The scientists also detected traces of the poisonous bracken plant, which Ötzi likely consumed as a medicine to ward off intestinal parasites.
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Fernandez-Fournier accidentally stumbled upon the discovery in the Ecuadorian Amazon while studying various parasites living in the nests of A. eximius.
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Up next will be more formal clinical trials of the Paperfuge's already demonstrated ability to separate malaria parasites from blood for analysis.
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I've had to provide annual documentation of Max's vaccinations and freedom from intestinal parasites, which typically requires a visit to the vet.
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The pups were approximately 5-6 weeks old (too young to be separated from their mom) and suffering from parasites and malnutrition.
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Suddenly, the tranquility of nature was interrupted by the reality of life and the parasites that erupted out of the cricket's corpse.
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Parasites enter the fish through interaction with an external ecosystem, but farmed fish are segregated from the wild by nets or tanks.
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In one study from Norway comparing wild, farmed, and hatchery cod, the prevalence of parasites was lower in the latter two groups.
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Moreover, there's a stomach-turning autopsy in a lab, extracting internal parasites that help explain how rats spread disease among human populations.
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Since the parasites cannot mature or reproduce in humans, they will die eventually, but in the meantime, they may cause physical problems.
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She also claimed that Pompano Beach health officials told her that everyone knows to wear shoes because of the risk of parasites.
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In the lab, they used clones of the parasites and sped up the process of evolving resistance while monitoring the genetic changes.
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One is that the constantly changing genetic variety sex creates stops parasites and pathogens evolving stable techniques for exploiting a host species.
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Experts say that these puppies subsequently face real health risks and often die within weeks of their purchase from parasites and diseases.
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In a single bowel movement, millions of cryptosporidium parasites can be released from an infected human or animal, according to the CDC.
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But after exhausting his other options, Vik began to think of infecting himself with parasites as the most rational course of action.
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While malaria kills thousands of young African children each year, many others harbor the parasites that cause the disease without displaying symptoms.
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There are many in the Latino community who believe in being producers: creating jobs, not being parasites, and serving our country proudly.
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"Some of these parasites have evolved along with us for millennia," says Bobbi Pritt, director of the Mayo Clinic's Clinical Parasitology Laboratory.
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Since chloroquine was introduced in the 1940s, other antimalarials have been produced, and the parasites have responded by developing resistance to them.
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If a sharp pain is felt afterward in the liver, where the parasites reside, then the patient has malaria, the test goes.
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He called himself "proudly populist" and insisted that children and European leaders should not be afraid of him, but that "parasites" should.
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There, he found himself with no toys, no shoes, playing in busted tanks and picking parasites out of his feet for fun.
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Instead, he tested us for parvovirus and gave us three weeks of a drug called iodoquinol to treat for possible intestinal parasites.
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Every day I get to battle ferocious tiny hordes of bacteria, fungi, viruses and parasites to help one patient at a time.
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The honeybee, Apis mellifera, has been the dominant pollinator for decades but now is threatened by pesticides, pathogens, parasites and poor nutrition.
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Safe-Guard 4 Canine Dewormer (fenbendazole) is a broad-spectrum dewormer that kills four types of intestinal parasites commonly seen in dogs.
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If you're looking for a quick and effective solution to intestinal parasites, a broad-spectrum dewormer may be the way to go.
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The parasites may have evolved the ability to exude odoriferous chemicals in order to attract mosquitoes to carry them to new hosts.
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When we cheer for the raccoon in the ceiling, we identify with our best and worst selves: resourceful parasites surrounded by garbage.
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Or perhaps their superior fat absorption affords them more energy to fight parasites, too many of which can also erode brain function.
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That in turn makes them less resistant to diseases and parasites carried by the varroa mite and enables the spread of viruses.
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In other places, far less grazing created a hospitable habitat for the tsetse fly, which carries the parasites that cause sleeping sickness.
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Malaria has a history of rebounding as soon as pressure is eased; both the mosquitoes and the parasites quickly evolve resistance genes.
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They looked at parasites from each species under a microscope after adding fluorescent dye that would bind to wherever the mitochondria were.
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Much of that food is imported or packaged by the private companies once derided by Mr. Maduro as coup-mongers and parasites.
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What about another practice recommended by a doctor interviewed on Goop: cleansing the body with goat's milk as a hedge against parasites?
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Malaria parasites are always evolving resistance to commonly used drugs, as well as to insecticides like the kind used to treat bednets.
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Many Norwegian salmon farmers face regulatory hurdles to increasing their output to prevent the outbreak of diseases and the spread of parasites.
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Just as squeamish parents might expect, past studies have confirmed that public sandboxes can host disease-causing organisms, including parasites and bacteria.
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Dr. Trumble then looked at the data on the cognitive health of all the Tsimane volunteers who had tested positive for parasites.
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Her work is focused on the kingdom of parasites known as protists, a higher order of cell life than bacteria or viruses.
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Other animals are uniquely adapted to survive on very little water, live in high elevations, or to resist certain diseases or parasites.
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Cats also can spread feline immunodeficiency virus, which makes them more susceptible to parasites, and spread it to other cats, even cougars.
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The WHO has found that artemisinin resistance is growing more common, with artemisinin-resistant parasites detected in five countries in East Asia.
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And I would be remiss if I didn't mention one other factor somewhat unique to the Tsimane, living in the Amazon environment: parasites.
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One of the most gruesome is tapeworm, a species of digestive tract-invading parasites that includes Diphyllobothrium nihonkaiense, or the Japanese broad tapeworm.
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Photo: CDC GlobalThere's something so grossly alluring about stories of body-invading parasites, whether they happen in real life or in science fiction.
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What's more, many parasites develop inside their hosts (as is the case here) and are not visible on the exterior of the fossil.
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In biological species relationships, parasites have a host; in this case the "parasite" is the immigrant, and the "host" is its new home.
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This relates to the name Parasite — these people are becoming parasites to the home itself and to the family that lives in it.
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Then, the scientists could retrieve the samples and determine the gender, population genetics, diet, hormones, parasites, habitat use and health of the lizards.
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" We would have to say "suffered just as many parasites and ectoparasites as their counterparts in the preceding Iron Age, if not more.
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Sanitation only works if you can make sure that the parasites are gone before any humans will come into contact with them again.
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They've been found burrowing into coral, and can play host to blood flukes, which are marine parasites that feed on threatened loggerhead turtles.
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"I urge people not to cook whole fish because the parasites can hide in the head and gills," explained that same fish purveyor.
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Species must continually adapt in the face of environmental shifts, fires and other catastrophes, as well as constantly evolving parasites, prey, and predators.
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Once diagnosed by a physician, the CDC reported that an infected person is treated with medication that&aposs used to destroy the parasites.
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This aversion is likely inherited from their wild wolf ancestors, who evolved the behavior to avoid fecal-borne intestinal parasites and other pathogens.
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It took another three months for the complex owners to replace the entire carpet, which would finally rid the family of the parasites.
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Scientists fear a repeat of the global malaria resurgence after drug-resistant parasites emerged in Southeast Asia from the 1950s to the 1970s.
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Depending on where in the U.S. they're found, the parasites can also carry diseases like Lyme disease, Powassan virus disease, Ehrlichiosis and Babesiosis.
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DirectLabs had sold hundreds of health tests to consumers, ranging from checks for heavy metals and vitamins to screening for parasites and disease.
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The Food and Drug Administration dictates that fish that is to be served raw must be frozen to kill potential parasites within it.
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Fenwick Anderson, Takoma Park, Md. RE: PARASITES Moises Velasquez-Manoff reported on people who ingest parasitic worms to try to fix their diseases.
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The notion that we'd co-evolved with parasites for so long that our immune system needed them appealed to Amy's holistic mind-set.
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Moreover, diseases that are not from viruses, such as those caused by parasites, fungi, or bacteria, can also spread from animals to humans.
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Ms. Krc advised sticking to the boardwalks and not brushing against the beach grass, where the parasites lurk and could latch onto clothing.
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The four-inch-long (10-cm) species consumes parasites and dead tissue off skin of other reef fish in a relationship benefiting both.
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Another molecule produced by the immune system, called interleukin 4, helps boost the production of immune cells that fight off parasites like tapeworms.
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The date of each individual study is likely to be an important determinant of how common it was to find parasites in blood.
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"If you think about ticks, they are parasites, but unlike a mosquito, a tick has to feed for a long time," Beati said.
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The sanitation system in Rome, including plumbing and aqueducts to carry away dirty water, feces, and urine, was built to prevent common parasites.
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In the meantime, she will be closely observed to make sure she has a healthy appetite and is free of parasites and illnesses.
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But the asexual termites, which are found in remote, coastal areas, might not have needed that trait to fight off parasites and pathogens.
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Aquabyte scans the waters of fish farms with cameras that know how to count the tiny parasites and help farmers keep fish healthy.
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Lee said last week one of the flesh-colored parasites he removed from the soldier's digestive tract was 27 cm (10.6 in) long.
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At the end of the study, all will be given Praziquantel, which is supposed to clear any infection and kill the remaining parasites.
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The companies more often donate drugs sold for veterinary care in the West that can also be used to kill parasites in humans.
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Ideally, each two-dose box kills enough parasites to buy six to 12 more hours for a child to reach higher-level care.
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Typically, a three-day treatment regimen pairs the drug with other less effective but longer-lasting drugs to mop up any remaining parasites.
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The best dewormer for dogs should treat four of the most common intestinal parasites in dogs, and it should be easy to administer.
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Because it lacks chemical fertilizers, North Korea still relies on human excrement to fertilize its fields, helping parasites to spread, the experts said.
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In Arizona, a man died and his wife was hospitalized after taking a nonmedical form of chloroquine used to fight parasites in aquariums.
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The United States Agricultural Department has identified parasites, diseases, poor nutrition, loss of forage habitat and environmental toxins as continuing perils for bees.
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People are building them ramps, protecting their nests, setting up live cams and even draining the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to remove parasites.
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In the United States, one of the most common parasites is toxocara, which is transmitted from the feces of infected dogs and cats.
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It's thought humans evolved to have less hair on our bodies partly because it lessened the risk of disease-carrying parasites to proliferate.
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The parasites then hatch, grow and mature in the host's stomach or intestines, where they consume nutrients which that host would otherwise absorb.
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