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Deadly Fox Tapeworm Detected in West Coast Wildlife
Researchers are warning about the detection of a deadly 'fox tapeworm' in West Coast wildlife for the first time, which is linked to a lethal disease in humans. This discovery raises concerns about potential public health risks.
15 Jun, 11:00 — 15 Jun, 17:59
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Deadly ‘fox tapeworm’ linked to lethal disease detected in West Coast wildlife
A parasitic tapeworm causing echinococcosis has been detected for the first time in West Coast wildlife, found in 37 of 100 coyotes near Puget Sound.
Read full article →The IndependentMostly Factual16h ago
Researchers warn of deadly human-infecting parasite found in West Coast wildlife for first time
The tapeworm can cause symptoms similar to liver cancer and cirrhosis
By Julia Musto
Read full article →YahooMostly Factual23h ago
Deadly ‘fox tapeworm’ linked to lethal disease detected in West Coast wildlife
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First report: Fox News · 15 Jun, 11:00|Full coverage: 3 · 7h|Window: 7h
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