South Korea itself was afflicted with widespread parasitic infections through the 1970s, when more than 80 percent of the population carried parasitic worms.
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But this is the first time that a parasitic plant feeding on a parasitic insect feeding on a host plant has been reported, said Dr. Egan.
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The plant has no roots or leaves -- it's parasitic.
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Testing revealed that it was Dirofilaria repens — a parasitic infection.
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Living with parasitic worms in your gut is not fun.
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AI in its current manifestations is parasitic on human intelligence.
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Overall, this represents a massive, parasitic drain on the American
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In the end, victory came down to a parasitic wasp.
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CROWD ANIMALS together and one likely outcome is parasitic infestation.
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Parasitic twins, like conjoined twins, can occur in humans, too.
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The tail is probably Narwhal's parasitic twin, one expert said.
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You, however, parasitic human that you are, must slay it.
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A parasitic fungus grows throughout the ant's body, including through muscles.
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Critics agree Tom Hardy committed big time to his parasitic role.
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Occasionally this is a parasitic relationship, but usually it is mutualistic.
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The culprits come as a pair: freshwater snails harboring parasitic worms.
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Parasitic worms often feed off the sharks' eyes, rendering them blind.
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Doctors discovered a large number and multiple forms of parasitic worms.
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Schools collected stool samples from students and distributed anti-parasitic pills.
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It led next to fenbendazole, an anti-parasitic drug for animals.
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Shifting attention to those parasitic bums takes pressure off the rich.
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She never wanted those parasitic thoughts to linger during her pregnancy.
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Now, a parasitic larvae is making them evolve in new ways.
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What happens if we are oblivious to "socio-parasitic" points of interruption?
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Instead, the Olympics almost certainly will continue in their current, parasitic form.
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Rat lungworm disease is caused by a parasitic worm called Angiostronjilus cantonensis.
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I recalled a National Geographic documentary about the Leucochloridium, a parasitic worm.
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Chocolate was also used as an antidote for infections with parasitic worms.
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But for many years after that parasitic outbreak, tap water scared her.
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But the crops are also attractive to a parasitic fungus called Escovopsis.
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This one has a parasitic isopod — a pill-bug-like creature — attached.
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It's been with us forever, and it's a parasitic disease, it's very hard.
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Cordyceps is created when a parasitic fungus infects caterpillars living in the soil.
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Going theories include a parasitic infestation or a disease peculiar to horseshoe crabs.
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The parasitic twin's waist, legs and feet were growing out of Dominque's back.
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In 1994, they introduced a parasitic mite to take care of the rest.
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A list of things creepier than spiders: parasitic worms, ticks, ancient proto-spiders.
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Malaria is a parasitic disease transmitted through the bite of female Anopheles mosquitoes.
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One gram of faeces contains 10m viruses, 1m bacteria and 2100,2599 parasitic cysts.
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Fashion has always had a symbiotic (some may say parasitic) relationship to subculture.
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The life cycle of the parasitic fly is straight from a horror story.
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From parasitic wasps to shark look-alikes, states have honored many distinctive creatures.
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Being underweight, in contrast, may point to a parasitic infection or chronic illness.
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How much of our political sickness is the result of a parasitic infection?
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The drug is used to treat toxoplasmosis, a rare, potentially fatal parasitic infection.
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In all, roughly 30 percent of parasitic species could disappear, Mr. Carlson concluded.
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He calls the merchant posters "parasitic" for the way they profit from misfortune.
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America's innovators cannot stem the tide of this parasitic business model without help.
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Or, as in some parasitic birds, to mimic the appearance of a host's eggs?
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The RTS,S marks the first parasitic vaccine of any kind on the market.
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A 3D illustration of a parasitic hookworm, which can infect humans, dogs and cats.
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A parasitic worm that can infect your brain with meningitis is spreading across Florida.
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In many other areas there are militias supposedly defending people but they're actually parasitic.
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The medicine, used to treat a parasitic infection, once sold for $1 a pill.
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The parasitic music business had driven many black female singers to seclusion, before Sade.
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Massospora, a parasitic fungus, has lurked just below the surface, awaiting the cicada's exit.
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Gall-forming parasites have been studied for hundreds of years, as have parasitic plants.
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Migrating parasites like these will arrive in ecosystems where other parasitic species are disappearing.
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Mr. Henry, though, is parasitic, feeding on the vulnerabilities offered to him so gamely.
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An X-ray image shows a concealed parasitic wasp inside mineralized, or fossilized, fly pupae.
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The infection is treatable with anti-parasitic drugs, which can also curb the parasite's spread.
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In March, the drug was approved for the treatment of another parasitic infection called leishmaniasis.
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The airline says two of the parasitic insects, which feed on people's blood, were found.
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The middle men who emerged throughout the 19th and 20th centuries were not inherently parasitic.
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The disease is typically caused by infection with parasitic worms, transmitted through certain mosquito species.
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The new findings come as countries and health experts struggle to fight the parasitic disease.
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The medicine, used to treat a parasitic infection, once had sold for $1 a pill.
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That's not value-added to society; that's a zero-sum game that is almost parasitic.
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T. gulosa is a parasitic worm that requires a vector species to reproduce and spread.
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African trypanosomiasis or sleeping sickness, is a possibly fatal parasitic infection spread by tsetse flies.
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You catch it by swallowing microscopic parasitic eggs, which hatch in y our intestinal tract.
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Bail bonds, privatized probation and corporate-run prisons are parasitic features of the justice system.
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Yet, in addition to the parasitic worms, doctors found kernels of corn in his stomach.
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But unlike smallpox, Guinea worm is a parasitic disease and cannot be treated with vaccines.
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But when our innate disgust toward parasitic creatures was factored into the equation, things changed.
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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman said TikTok is "fundamentally parasitic" at a panel discussion on Wednesday.
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Aquilaria trees secrete a resin called oud when they are attacked by a parasitic mold.
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She was born with her parasitic twin's waist, legs and feet growing out of her back.
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Without surgery to remove the parasitic twin, Dominique's life would not be a very long one.
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Following DNA testing, they managed to identify the culprit, a parasitic roundworm known as Dirofilaria repens.
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Parasitic worms may be causing an often-deadly seizure disorder that has puzzled scientists for years.
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Modern science has established that they are transmitted by parasitic worms, bacteria, viruses, protozoans and fungi.
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Tech companies are fashionable and widely perceived as helpful; banks are unfashionable and seen as parasitic.
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And even the fear of bed bugs has almost certainly sparked episodes of delusional parasitic infestations.
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Modern farming techniques, habitat loss, parasitic varroa mites and climate change could all play a role.
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Capitalism and consumerism have become the epitome of perpetuating systems that adversely turn our species parasitic.
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In the US, between 2006 and 2015, only thirty-seven people died from this parasitic infection.
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He contracted a rare parasitic infection, likely as a result of showering with his contacts in.
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I stopped taking drugs and discontinued any parasitic, pseudo-friendships—including my relationship with my dad.
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The focus here is actually Leucochloridium, a parasitic flatworm that grows out of a gastropod's eyes.
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But the image of private equity as a parasitic form of business completely misses the point.
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These are crimes that are parasitic, in that they rest on or feed off original crimes.
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To survive for years in another animal, parasitic worms, known as helminths, counter their hosts' defenses.
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You get some fennel crowns and a pouch of parasitic wasps, and you're on your way.
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Common in temperate climates, H. nana is among the most frequently seen species of parasitic flatworm.
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"Unlike a lot of other parasitic infections, you don't have long-term effects," Dr. Ratner said.
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The final shot is a reminder that the Upside Down retains its parasitic hold on Hawkins.
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She is in the midst of pulverizing cochineal, a parasitic insect, to create a red dye.
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Symptoms may require care even if the parasitic infection itself no longer needs attention or treatment.
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"Cases of eye worm parasitic infections are rare in the USA, and this case turned out to be a species of the Thelazia that had never been reported in humans," said study lead author Richard Bradbury, who works with the CDC's Division of Parasitic Diseases and Malaria.
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Some scientists think that there's a link between this parasitic disease and mental-health problems, especially schizophrenia.
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On March 8, the team worked for six hours to remove the entirety of the parasitic twin.
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Until now, the fossil record of parasitic wasps has been limited to isolated adults trapped in amber.
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The medication is used to treat a parasitic infection found in pregnant women, babies and HIV patients.
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TurboTax is an evil, parasitic product that exists entirely because taxes are confusing and hard to file.
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But, he said, other differences may be the direct result of parasitic cysts in people&aposs brains.
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A parasitic infection causes the disease formally known as angiostrongyliasis, which is often mild and goes undetected.
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Much of Legion takes place inside David's turbulent mind, where a powerful, parasitic mutant burrowed long ago.
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HERCULANEUM, Italy (Reuters) - The rightist Northern League once derided southern Italy as a crime-riddled, parasitic wasteland.
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You can catch up on your parasitic wasps and other cool words via New York Times coverage.
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Matter The world's crops face a vast army of enemies, from fungi to bacteria to parasitic animals.
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Testing of clinical and environmental samples is still underway to look for bacterial, viral and parasitic organisms.
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Parasitic worm eggs didn't have a chance to breakdown and, instead, spread through more consumption of garum.
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Malignant cells had launched from a common parasitic infection and made their way through his body, unresisted.
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But we might be able to save honeybees at least from this parasitic scourge without chemical intervention.
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When infection is recognized, it can be treated with the anti-parasitic drug albendazole, Dr. Hotez said.
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And like human farmers, the ants had to fend off crop pests, particularly a parasitic fungal disease.
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This is a kind of virulent and parasitic irony, which feasts on its host statement for effect.
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Parasitic diseases, tuberculosis and a range of other life-threatening illnesses are common among the Malagasy population.
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So if Narwhal's appendage is a parasitic twin, it might make sense that it never grew bones.
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They know well that this man is unfit and ruinous, and yet they remain his parasitic henchmen.
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Wear shoes A Canadian couple found dozens of parasitic worms in their feet after visiting a beach.
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Daraprim is used to treat a parasitic condition found in pregnant women, infants and people with HIV.
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Because the smaller fetus took nourishment from its sibling, it is called a heteropagus or parasitic twin.
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He saw insurers as parasitic middlemen and believed without them the state could achieve lower health spending.
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The focus is on interruption and not disruption, looking at the socio-parasitic relationship in a progressive way.
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Fascinatingly, the study also shows that cuckoos have evolved sex-specific calls that contribute to their parasitic lifestyle.
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And thanks to climate change, the parasitic illness may become even more common in the years to come.
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Fruit flies lay their eggs on fermenting matter that is rich in ethanol, which drives away parasitic wasps.
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The diagnosis was "rat lungworm" — a parasitic infection caused by a nematode that had lodged in the brain.
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In the 1950s and 1960s, China eliminated lymphatic filariasis by adding an anti-parasitic drug to table salt.
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Merck, a pharmaceutical firm that is known as MSD outside America, developed it for parasitic infections in animals.
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At the time, Arwa had toxoplasmosis, a parasitic disease that has become common among pregnant women in Saa'na.
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In 2012, a parasitic roundworm normally found some 1,000 miles southeast turned up in birds in western Alaska.
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Diarrhoea, cholera and malaria have spread rapidly, along with kala-azar (a deadly parasitic disease carried by sandflies).
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David's schizophrenia and his mental illness were diversions that cloaked the Shadow King's parasitic presence in David's mind.
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Here&aposs what you should know about the parasitic roundworm, Angiostrongylus cantonensis, and how it can be avoided.
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A parasitic fungus, known as Ophiocordyceps, invades an ant's body, growing through its tissues and soaking up nutrients.
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The current scourges of honeybees include a parasitic mite called the varrao mite and the new presidential administration.
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The drug is used to treat a parasitic condition found in infants, pregnant women and people with HIV.
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The drug is used to treat a parasitic condition found in pregnant women, babies and HIV-infected people.
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The next biggest was polluted water that spread gastrointestinal diseases and parasitic infections and killed 1.8 million people.
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That second facility requires power (it's a "parasitic load," cutting into efficiency), and it adds to capital costs.
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An earlier hypothesis is that the thickness and shape of stick insect eggs protects them from parasitic wasps.
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The campaign succeeded: Parasitic infections have become rare in South Korea as hygiene and economic conditions have improved.
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Other beneficial insects like ladybugs, lacewings and parasitic wasps spend winter in the hollow stems of old flowers.
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On the topic of jellyfish: One of their tiny, parasitic cousins doesn't need oxygen to survive, researchers discovered.
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One of the heroes of public health was Carlo Urbani, an Italian doctor who specialized in parasitic illnesses.
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In reality, North Korea remains a parasitic dictatorship with one core objective: keeping the paramount leader in power.
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Stressed, dehydrated, and suffering from parasitic worms, Alba was brought to the Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Rehabilitation Center for rehabilitation.
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Cases of parasitic twins are so rare that most of them are known by the names of the patients.
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For years, researchers have suspected that there's a link between nodding syndrome and a parasitic worm called Onchocerca volvulus.
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If you have any questions or you think you have a parasitic infection, talk to a health care provider.
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Well, it turns out that this particular aroma attracts parasitic flies—and it tricks them into pollinating the flower.
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It's a parasitic disease that's transmitted by mosquitoes, and it's the first time it's been documented in a bear.
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His caloric intake is rising, his wounds are healing and our team now aims to treat his parasitic infections.
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Toxoplasmosis is a relatively innocuous parasitic infection transmitted through the feces of infected cats, contaminated water, and undercooked meat.
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The use of human fertilizer on crops and poor sanitary conditions can also aid the transmission of parasitic cysts.
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There is no place, except among a niche, to have our entire system held hostage by this parasitic middleman.
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However, likely reasons are global warming, overuse of pesticides, and parasitic varroa mites, which spread viruses to bee colonies.
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A parasitic worm that was thought to only infect cows has started to infect humans, mating in our eyes.
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In addition, the ingested toxins may well have an antimicrobial, anti-parasitic effect, helping parrots to fend off disease.
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Would I get sick of carrying around this parasitic creature inside my body and catering to its every need?
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Specifically, it's a parasitic wasp, armed with a powerful sting (considered one of the most painful in the world).
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So the studio buys the pigment from families who farm the prickly pear cactuses that host the parasitic insects.
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That chemical sends a signal to parasitic wasps, sort of like a last-minute invitation to a Thanksgiving meal.
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When doctors opened his abdomen to patch up the damaged digestive tract, they found it riddled with parasitic worms.
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Winter ticks are parasitic mites that can grow over half an inch, and they are known to target moose.
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One connected baby Itzmara to Vega, but the other connected Itzmara to a mass that was her parasitic twin.
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To the extent that U.S. professors didn't produce anything measurable, we came to be characterized as unproductive, even parasitic.
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Given all this, the idiot can be defined as such: a prepubescent, parasitic solipsist who talks only to himself.
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In rare cases, it can lead to the disease toxoplasmosis, which is a parasitic infection with flu-like symptoms.
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A host of diseases brew in untreated sewage — from parasitic Cryptosporidium, Giardia and Hepatitis A, to Leptospirosis and tetanus.
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He added that their "scientific importance" yielded insights into the evolutionary histories of both parasitic insects and feathered dinosaurs.
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Nowadays, there's growing concern that Panama disease, a parasitic fungus, could wipe out the most popular banana variety altogether.
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The pills contain nicarbazin, a drug that was originally used only to prevent coccidiosis, a parasitic infection, in chickens.
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At the outset, Samus lands on SR388, the home planet of the metroids, a race of energy-sapping parasitic monsters.
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Schistosomiasis, also known as snail fever and bilharzia, is a parasitic worm infection that slowly destroys the kidneys and liver.
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Daraprim is used to treat parasitic infections seen in people with HIV, as well as in pregnant women and infants.
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Guinea worm is a nonfatal but debilitating parasitic infection, and as recently as 1986, millions of people got it annually.
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The gall wasp causes a tumour-like disease on eucalyptus trees — and the parasitic wasp is one of their predators.
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They're both wingless parasitic insects that spread through human contact, attach themselves to hair shafts, and feast on human blood.
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A particular risk is Varroa destructor, a parasitic mite that has been spreading through the world's hives since the 1970s.
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Cases of parasitic twins are so rare that most of them are known to doctors just by the patients' names.
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The inflammation could be from ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease — or from some kind of parasitic, viral, or bacterial infection.
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A mind-controlling parasitic worm has entered the body of a snail and took over its motor functions and eyestalks.
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Doctors ultimately gripped the bulge with forceps and, using local anesthesia, pulled out a parasitic worm known as Dirofilaria repens.
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Dr. Zuk, whose chosen study subject is a cricket, also studies a parasitic fly that lays its larvae in them.
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Guinea worm is a debilitating parasitic disease that in the mid-1980s used to infect millions in the developing world.
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