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A brain parasite infecting millions is far less sleepy than we thought
A parasite that lives permanently in the brains of millions may not be as uniformly dormant as scientists once thought.
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The brain parasite infecting millions is way more active than we thought
A microscopic parasite that quietly settles into the brain of humans and animals is not nearly as quiet as scientists once ...
Brain parasite cysts contain multiple active forms, not dormant cells, explaining treatment resistance and reactivation patterns.
People typically become infected with toxoplasmosis by eating undercooked meat or through contact with contaminated soil or cat feces. Once inside the body, the parasite is known for its ability to ...
A common parasite long thought to lie dormant is actually much more active and complex. Researchers found that Toxoplasma ...
A University of California, Riverside team of scientists has found that Toxoplasma gondii , a common parasite affecting up to one-third of the global population, is far more complex than previously ...
A microscopic parasite quietly infects the brains of millions worldwide. Known scientifically as Toxoplasma gondii, this tiny invader silently alters brain function without obvious symptoms. Beneath ...
The study, published Jan. 24 in the journal Nature Communications, found that Toxoplasma gondii hides inside the body in far ...
Tajie Harris, PhD, is the director of the Center for Brain Immunology and Glia (BIG Center) at the University of Virginia School of Medicine. The parasite that may already live in your brain can ...
A dog in the San Fernando Valley was found to have Baylisascaris, or raccoon roundworm, eggs in its system during a routine checkup. It is the first formally reported detection in a dog in L.A. County ...
The parasite that may already live in your brain can infect the very immune cells trying to destroy it, but new UVA Health research reveals how our bodies keep it under control. The parasite, ...
A boy has died after exposure to a rare brain-eating parasite at Lake Mead, the popular recreation area near Las Vegas, health officials say. The brain-eating amoeba, known technically as Naegleria ...
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