Flesh-eating screwworms outbreak in Mexico
Mexico is experiencing a significant outbreak of flesh-eating screwworms, with human cases exceeding 500 infections. The parasitic flies have caused at least six deaths, including one directly linked to screwworm infestation, marking a serious public health crisis.
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Flesh-eating screwworms feast on humans in Mexico; human cases top 500
Mexico is experiencing a significant outbreak of flesh-eating screwworms, with human cases exceeding 500 infections. The parasitic flies have caused at least six deaths, including one directly linked to screwworm infestation, marking a serious public health crisis.
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