Worm removed from woman's brain was 'still alive and wriggling'

An 8 cm (3 inch) roundworm that was “still alive and wriggling” was pulled from the brain of a 64-year-old Australian woman at the Canberra Hospital, the Australian National University (ANU) said, calling it a “world’s first case.”

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