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Cat-borne parasite may cause people to become more frail, new research finds

A cat-borne parasite that infects about 40 million people in the United States may cause adults to be more frail as they age, according to a University of Colorado Boulder study.

United statesChristopher lowryBlanca laffonCenters for diseaseUniversity of maryland school medicineUniversity of colorado boulderDepartment of integrative physiologyColorado boulderDisease controlIntegrative physiologyTeodor postolacheMaryland school

Cat-borne parasite may cause people to become more frail, new research finds

A cat-borne parasite that infects about 40 million people in the United States may cause adults to be more frail as they age, according to a University of Colorado Boulder study.

United statesBlanca laffonChristopher lowryUniversity of colorado boulderUniversity of maryland school medicineDepartment of integrative physiologyCenters for diseaseColorado boulderDisease controlIntegrative physiologyTeodor postolacheMaryland school

Cat-borne parasite may cause people to become more frail, new research finds

A cat-borne parasite that infects about 40 million people in the United States may cause adults to be more frail as they age, according to a University of Colorado Boulder study.

United statesBlanca laffonChristopher lowryDepartment of integrative physiologyUniversity of maryland school medicineUniversity of colorado boulderCenters for diseaseColorado boulderDisease controlIntegrative physiologyTeodor postolacheMaryland school

Cat-borne parasite may cause people to become more frail, new research finds

A cat-borne parasite that infects about 40 million people in the United States may cause adults to be more frail as they age, according to a University of Colorado Boulder study.

United statesBlanca laffonChristopher lowryUniversity of colorado boulderUniversity of maryland school medicineDepartment of integrative physiologyCenters for diseaseColorado boulderDisease controlIntegrative physiologyTeodor postolacheMaryland school

Cat-borne parasite may cause people to become more frail, new research finds

A cat-borne parasite that infects about 40 million people in the United States may cause adults to be more frail as they age, according to a University of Colorado Boulder study.

United statesBlanca laffonChristopher lowryCenters for diseaseUniversity of colorado boulderDepartment of integrative physiologyUniversity of maryland school medicineColorado boulderDisease controlIntegrative physiologyTeodor postolacheMaryland school

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