James Cook University scientists have found stonefish toxins could be used to fight parasitic worm infections suffered by nearly a quarter of the ...

In a groundbreaking study, scientists at James Cook University in Cairns have discovered how toxins from stonefish could be ...

According to one physiology expert, a little-known parasite — hookworms — could instead be crawling in your gut. 'Inflammation in the small intestine triggered by the infestation can ...

Tests also showed that hookworm eggs in her stools were necator americanus, a species known to cause severe anaemia. Such parasites feed on blood in the intestines, which can lead to severe iron ...

As the woman was not presenting the usual hookworm symptoms of stomach pain and diarrhea, doctors tried other options first, researchers explained. However, the parasite (the worms feed on ...

Related: Parasites Bury in Woman's Eye After She ... "has also made significant progress in controlling hookworms," the study notes, saying the rate of infection decreased from 22.86% in 1994 ...

Dog and cat owners can have peace of mind knowing their animals are properly screened and protected as a result of advanced diagnostic tools.

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Roundworms – These intestinal parasites can cause weight loss, diarrhoea, and other digestive issues in pets. They can also be transmitted to humans, particularly children. • Hookworms ...