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Flesh-Eating Parasites on the Rise in United States; Climate Change May be Blamed
A parasitic disease can potentially infect more people in the US due to climate crisis, creating a rather favourable habitat for the pest-borne tropical disease brought by flesh-eating leishmania parasites.
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