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Leishmaniasis: No Longer Just a Tropical Disease—Now Endemic in the US

A senior microbiologist gives audiences of sister brands, Infection Control Today and Contagion, an insight into leishmaniasis, a potentially fatal disease. ....

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A Disfiguring Parasite From Sand Flies Is Endemic In The U.S.

The Leishmania found in Texas and OK causes the mildest form, cutaneous leishmania, affecting only the skin. Will more serious leishmania strains become established, too? ....

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Flesh-Eating Parasites on the Rise in United States; Climate Change May be Blamed

IDLIB, SYRIA - JULY 02: Syrian children suffering from leishmaniasis, a parasitic disease spread by the bite of phlebotomine sandflies, are seen in a refugee camp in Idlib, Syria on July 02, 2020. In the refugee camps in Idlib, danger of leishmaniasis disease arose due to inadequate living conditions and insufficient health services. In the camps where sheltered civilians escaping from the attacks of Assad regime and its supporters, infrastructure problems, especially exposed septic pits and damaged sewers, cause the spread of the disease.
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A parasitic disease can potentially infect more people in the US due to climate crisis, creating a rather favourable habitat for the pest-borne tropical disease brought by flesh-eating leishmania parasites. ....

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