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Population Booms Result In Parasite Abundance
Environmental changes, impacted largely by human population growth, could be directly resulting in a massive spike in diseases caused by parasitic flatworms, a new study suggests. This is alarming news, as recent reports indicate that the world population is living longer and growing quickly.
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