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Bed bugs have been bothering humans for 60,000 years
“That makes sense because modern humans moved out of caves about 60,000 years ago,” added study co-author and Virginia Tech entomologist Warren Booth. “There were bed bugs living in the caves with these humans, and when they moved out they took a subset of the population with them so there’s less genetic diversity in that human-associated lineage.”
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Tickborne disease babesiosis becoming more prevalent in Maryland, study findsA disease called babesiosis involves parasites that first appear in rodents, and it's becoming more prevalent in Maryland.
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A Parasite Found in Cat Poop Can Decapitate Human Sperm in Five MinutesIf you’ve handled cat litter or eaten raw meat or unwashed produce, there’s a chance you might have a permanent toxoplasmosis ...
Bats in the tropics of the Americas are a reservoir for morbilliviruses—a genus of RNA viruses that includes the human ...
More ticks have been found active in Ohio. Here's are the hot spots and common species in Ohio, how to prevent bites, and what to do if you're bitten.
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