US reports three new hookworm cases
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced the detection of three new cases of snail worm infections in the United States, including two in Texas and one in New Mexico. The cases in Texas involved animals such as calves and goats, while the case in New Mexico concerned a dog living in a home along the border with Texas. The snail worm is considered a dangerous pest that affects warm-blooded animals and can cause economic damage, with a rare possibility of transmission to humans.
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